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Manhattan Housing Slump Deepens in Q1, Luxury Demand Stands Out
Manhattan's residential market proved resilient in the first quarter of 2026 despite severe winter storms, weaker sentiment and a sharp drop in new listings, with luxury properties helping soften the slowdown, according to the Compass Q1 2026 Manhattan Market Report.
Trump Presidential Library to Rise as Skyscraper Over Miami Waterfront
The foundation building President Donald J. Trump's presidential library has released the first architectural renderings of a project that breaks sharply with tradition: a towering glass-and-steel skyscraper on the Miami waterfront rather than a low-slung campus of the sort that has housed every modern presidential library.
U.S. Commercial Mortgage Debt Approaches $5 Trillion
U.S. commercial and multifamily mortgage debt climbed to a record near $5 trillion at the end of 2025, underscoring continued lending activity even as higher borrowing costs reshape underwriting standards.
Global Buyer Demand and Seller Supply Aggregation Platforms in Development
WORLD PROPERTY MARKETS, a Miami-based proptech firm, is developing large-scale digital infrastructure to connect global buyer demand with property supply in real time.
U.S. Housing Market Stalls as Iran War Pushes Rates Up Four Straight Weeks
The long-anticipated rebound in the U.S. housing market is losing momentum, as a fresh uptick in borrowing costs and escalating geopolitical tensions inject new uncertainty into an already fragile recovery.
