The U.S. housing market isn't breaking. It isn't rebounding. It's frozen -- held in place over the last 3 years by the quiet force of lower mortgage rates, specifically those that originated before the Biden presidential era.
Digital currencies like Bitcoin, long associated with volatile trading and speculative finance, are increasingly being examined for a more utilitarian role in one of the world's oldest and least digitized asset classes: real estate.
Existing-home sales in the United States edged higher in November 2025, driven by lower mortgage rates, according to the latest report from the National Association of Realtors.
Dealmakers across the global real estate industry are quietly redrawing the boundaries of what constitutes a property portfolio.
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