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The rental crisis that has plagued American renters for years appears to be abating, with 50 of the nation’s largest 100 metropolitan rental markets now trading at a discount, according to the latest Waller, Weeks and Johnson Rental Index released by the University of Mississippi. The research shows a massive shift in rental dynamics as…

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Mumbai ranks 6th globally in under-construction data centre capacity, surpassing London and Dublin: Report  Hindustan Times

Central London serviced apartment block hits market with £100m price tag  Property Week

Shah on property: how the financial crisis transformed real estate  Green Street News

SCERS eyes greater European exposure with €60m Hines commitment  Private Equity Real Estate | PERE

NewRiver sells Northern Ireland’s Abbey Centre for close to £60m  Property Week

Revenue Extends RZLT Filing Deadline - Real Estate - Ireland  Mondaq

London's Property Bubble Bursts: Young Buyers Flee, Elites Exit!  International Business Times UK

Britain's Property Powerhouse Falters As Young Buyers Bolt North  inkl

Malaysia goes after US$178 million in London assets tied to Daim’s widow  South China Morning Post

Student Housing overtakes Multifamily as top target for European Operational Real Estate Investors  Savills

Edgar Suites appoints Mulliez to lead southern Europe expansion  Serviced Apartment News

Reaction to Spanish Government plans for a 100% indirect property transfer tax on non-EU residents  IFA Magazine

Aedifica, Cofinimmo to Create Europe’s Leading Healthcare REIT  WSJ

Canadian Homebuyers Are Turning Their Backs on the U.S. After Trump's Tariffs  Realtor.com

News | Knight Frank and Douglas Elliman end 15-year alliance  CoStar

Green card holders could be banned to buy land, own properties in this US state  financialexpress.com

Forget the registry. Couples want wedding guests to help with their home down payment  USA Today

Scammers posing as wealthy homebuyers are roping agents into elaborate crypto investing schemes, resulting in some agents losing their life savings and drawing Secret Service scrutiny.

Towards a new London Plan: co-living’s important role in meeting the capital’s housing needs  Savills