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FTSE 100 property giants urge Burnham to unleash London office construction  City AM

What is drawing America's wealthy back to London's luxury property market?  EasternEye

A "Wall Street Journal" analysis reveals a fast-growing, asset-wealthy buyer and why co-ownership is becoming their preferred path to a vacation home.

Inman's data team explores the markets where single-family property investors expect a long-term boost in rents and home values.

Google Images gets a Pinterest-style redesign, podcast hosts outrank influencers in trust, and AI chatbots are shaping how buyers discover brands.

Here's what the shift to AI discoverability means for how — and whether — real estate agents get found online.

In his column, "America Answers," America Foy offers advice for agents. This week, he's looking at Buyer Representation and Broker Compensation Agreements.

We will always have the best journalists in real estate. The next chapter belongs to the people who know their own streets.

In this episode, Claire and Sam O’Connor discuss how they've built a thriving luxury development business by creating homes that buyers fall in love with, not just homes that look good on paper.

Why this London stock corner is suddenly getting a calmer look  Kalkine Media

London luxury home sales jump 79% as billionaire buyers return, study finds  The Intermediary

Property developers seek tax breaks, and Civil Service reform  The Irish Times

Railpen grows central London property footprint with Smithfield project  pensions-expert.com

New PM, New Rules? London’s Rebounding Trophy-Home Market Braces for Burnham  mansionglobal.com

Adaptive-Reuse Conversion Projects on the Rise, Tackling Stubbornly High Office Vacancy Levels  commercialcafe.com

London offices without air-conditioning become ‘extremely’ hard to lease  The Edge Singapore

US and Gulf buyers raise the roof of London luxury homes market  The Times

London Needs 1.1 Million Homes. Its 1940s Planning Rules Stand in the Way.  WSJ

A $360,000 Living Room Where James Bond and Margaret Thatcher Collide  WSJ

The housing market in Europe has picked up steam  logos-pres.md