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Today, many brokerages feel caught between two priorities: growing the business and protecting the agent experience. Too often, growth wins and service quietly erodes. This results in operational debt that comes to light when the market tightens. That erosion isn’t accidental. Growth fails when the systems meant to support it were built too late. Sustainable…

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Bob W signs lease for Munich serviced apartments  Green Street News

Newly appointed Chief Growth Officer Jason Cassity focuses on recruitment, retention and scaling at a sustainable pace.

Co-ownership could be the catalyst London's prime market needs  Green Street News

Bob W Enters Northern Ireland With New-Build Belfast Property  Hotel Online

Hagag Development Europe: Strategic expansion driven by long-term vision  Business Review

Drivers Of Family Offices' Wealth Evolve; Investments Shift To Europe, Asia – Data  Family Wealth Report

Is London Still a Good Property Investment Market in 2026?  thecanary.co

The Rise of Short-Term Rentals in Cyprus Reshapes Tourism and Real Estate Sectors, Driving their Economic Growth and Creating Investment Opportunities in Luxury Accommodations  Travel And Tour World

Savills forecasts rise in creative deal making across Europe’s hotel investment market  Hospitality Net

The Biggest Luxury Developments Launching Sales This Spring, From Miami to London  Mansion Global

Construction costs and plot acquisition, main concerns of real estate developers in Central Europe, including Romania  Business Review

Dentons advises Transitions Europe, a fund managed by Arkéa REIM, on the acquisition of an office building in Kraków  Dentons

Fully-serviced five-storey homes near London’s Regent Park for sale from GBP22 mil  EdgeProp Singapore

Fully-serviced five-storey homes near London’s Regent Park for sale from GBP22 mil  EdgeProp.sg

An Intel survey suggests that a strong minority of sellers might take the real estate market somewhere most consumers don't want it to go.

London leads demand rebound as housing supply rises  Property118

The tragedy isn't that the MLS got disrupted, Amit Kulkarni writes. Disruption was inevitable given decades of inaction. The tragedy is what replaced it.

Hines Scales UK Mid-Box Strategy off a €5 Billion European Industrial Platform  Hines

Last week, everyone in real estate was weighing in on coming-soon listings, Zillow Preview and shifting stances on pre-MLS visibility.