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Tokyo Office Demand Spills into Non-Core Wards in 2025
Tokyo's office market is undergoing a notable geographic shift in 2025, as rising rents and limited availability in the city's central business districts push companies to relocate to outer wards.
Record Setting 72.2 Million Americans Traveling for July Fourth Holiday
A record-breaking 72.2 million Americans are expected to travel over the extended July Fourth holiday period this year, according to new projections from AAA. The travel window, which spans from Saturday, June 28 through Sunday, July 6, marks the busiest Independence Day travel period in U.S. history.
U.S. Homebuilders, Realtors Applaud Senate Passage of Trump's Big Beautiful Bill
The Senate's passage of the sweeping "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" drew swift praise from major American real estate and construction trade groups, who say the legislation could provide a critical boost to housing supply and affordability across the United States.
Greater Fort Lauderdale Area Residential Sales Dive 18 Percent Annually in May
Broward County's residential real estate market continued to lose steam in May, with total home sales falling nearly 18% year-over-year as high mortgage rates and strict financing rules weighed on buyer demand, according to data released by the Miami Association of Realtors.
Top 10 Things to Know About the U.S. Housing Market Mid-2025
The U.S. housing market is entering the second half of the year on uncertain footing, according to Cotality's latest midyear market analysis. While price growth is slowing and inventory is rising--offering a glimmer of hope to buyers--high home prices, property taxes, and borrowing costs continue to challenge affordability.
