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Global Real Estate News

Across the globe, coverage here takes in the housing market, property transactions and the business of real estate. Reporting tracks market fluctuations, affordability trends and new development projects.

Tighter Mortgage Credit Could Raise Rents

Tighter Mortgage Credit Could Raise Rents

A Bank of England working paper using Ireland as a case study finds lending limits cut house prices but push up rental costs.

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Real Estate — General

Real Estate — General

Branded Residences Set for 24% Growth by 2026

Savills forecasts continued expansion of branded residence developments worldwide, with the Middle East and Africa leading regional growth.

Branded Residences Set for 24% Growth by 2026

Residential

Residential

NFT Sales Fall 19.61% to $32.05 Million

Weekly NFT sales declined as buyer and seller activity shifted, with Ethereum posting gains against the broader market's drop.

NFT Sales Fall 19.61% to $32.05 Million

Commercial

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Speed Overtakes Price as Supply Chain Advantage

Prologis's 2027 Supply Chain Outlook finds executives now rank delivery speed ahead of pricing as a competitive differentiator.

Speed Overtakes Price as Supply Chain Advantage

Apartments

Apartments

EU Housing Act Stalls Amid Member State Objections

Council of the EU negotiations on the European Affordable Housing Act face growing resistance from around 20 member states and German regional authorities.

Regular subjects here include housing market reports, property price trends, large-scale development projects and commercial transactions. Global reporting spans every region and institution where these markets function. Shifts in interest rates and capital availability define the environment in which these property markets operate. High demand in city centers often contrasts with cooling conditions in peripheral areas during periods of economic adjustment.