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In little more than a year, property management in England has taken on three major new obligations, each added to a compliance regime that was already dense. In April 2025, employer National Insurance rose from 13.8% to 15%, and the earnings threshold at which employers start paying it fell from £9,100 to £5,000. In April ...
Austin’s residential real estate market has long been associated with tech-driven demand. But in 2026, the buyer pool powering the city’s housing activity looks different than it did even two years ago, according to Shivraj Grewal, founder of Grewal RE Group. The tech workers who flooded in during the pandemic-era boom – many on H1B ...
By the numbers, Clark County, Washington, remains in seller’s market territory. At 3.9 months of inventory, the metro area just north of Portland, Oregon, hasn’t crossed the four-month threshold that local agents use to mark a balanced market. But the numbers and the experience on the ground are telling different stories – and for buyers ...
The common complaint about building permits is that local governments move too slowly. Developers blame red tape. Homeowners blame indifferent city staff. But a growing number of state legislatures have concluded the deeper issue isn’t attitude; it’s information: the data planners need to answer a simple zoning question – what can I build here? – ...
The standard pitch to recruit a real estate agent in 2026 leads with technology, a better CRM, an AI-powered lead tool, a slicker transaction platform. But agents who have survived three years of litigation upheaval, commission compression, rate volatility, and a wave of major brokerage consolidations are asking for something else. They don’t need another ...
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