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How Politics Made Donald Trump MUCH Richer Than His Real Estate Business | U.S. Election  Hindustan Times

How to solve London's housing shortage  Investors Chronicle

Housing policy has gotten short shrift in the debates, with a tight focus on immigration and inflation. But the candidates' platforms — and Project 2025 — provide more details.

Learn the essential steps that pave the way to success in this high-stakes market with insights from luxury consultant Chris Pollinger.

Share the words of wisdom that have meant the most and had the biggest impact on you as you've built your real estate business.

French fund increases Irish commercial property presence with Dublin and Galway acquisitions  Business Post

Home Seller Profit Margins Drop Slightly Across U.S. as Housing Market Slows During Third Quarter  ATTOM Data Solutions

Number of completed housing units per thousand citizens in Europe 2023, by country  Statista

Portugal Citizenship by Investment Guide, Updated in 2024  Get Golden Visa

UK House Price Trends & Predictions October 2024  NerdWallet

Completed housing units per 1000 citizens by country Europe 2023  Statista

UK House Price Trends & Predictions October 2024  NerdWallet

London’s prestige property king goes ultra-lux in Dubai  The Australian Financial Review

Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 41, 2024  PrimeResi

Commercial real estate lending remains listless in UK  Business Post

Former Benchmark Mortgage CEO Brian McKinney has been charged with driving company growth following the launch of a more inclusive mortgage underwriting process and home equity product.

According to the survey, approximately 41.6 percent of U.S. homeowners believe that Donald Trump is best suited to maintain high home values, while 35.3 percent favor Kamala Harris for this role. Although homeowners generally see high home values as beneficial since much of their wealth is tied to home equity, one-third of Americans do not own.

Lisa Vanderpump plans on living in Las Vegas following $5M home purchase  New York Post

Nearly a fourth of first-time homebuyers are delaying their plans due to election anxiety, according to Redfin's latest market analysis published on Tuesday. The Seattle-based portal teamed with market research company Ipsos to survey 1,802 homeowners and renters on their sentiments about the real estate market. Of the 491 respondents who said they plan to purchase their first home within the next 12 months, 23 percent said they're pausing their plans until after Election Day.

Daniel Blatman also previously worked at Douglas Elliman and Triplemint. He joins Compass during a period of intense competition for top-producing agents.