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Matt Redmond has sold 37 properties in 15 months in Leongatha through referrals alone – no cold calling or prospecting – by building a reputation for quality service and doing right by clients. He’s part of Area Specialist Solutions, a network of 14 agents across South Gippsland and Melbourne’s east that shares leads and ideas…

NEARLY 100 HOUSING professionals attend the Bronx Real Estate & Housing Agency Forum on Aug. 13, 2026. Photo courtesy of the Bronx Chamber of Commerce

ALTA Real Estate Development is strengthening the connection between Italian craftsmanship and Dubai’s evolving luxury residential market through a development philosophy centred on exceptional craftsmanship, design and enduring quality. 

The Real Estate Institute of Queensland has named 40 practitioners as Fellows this financial year – one of the highest honours it awards – recognising 15 years of membership and demonstrated commitment to professional excellence. The Fellows come from across Queensland’s metropolitan, regional and coastal areas, and are now entitled to use the post-nominal FREIQ.

New reonditions for companies evaluating relocation, expansion, or acquisition in the US-75 corridor

Newly elected Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) leader Kim Min-seok, left, speaks during the DPK’s Supreme Council meeting at the party’s Busan branch, Wednesday. Yonhap

The government has rolled out relief measures for the real estate sector to revive investment and restore market confidence, even as Pakistan faces an urgent need to shift from unchecked horizontal expansion of cities to vertical urban development, said Federal Parliamentary Secretary for Planning and Development Hafiz Mian Muhammad Nauman.

Real estate investment trusts typically offer high yields, making them appealing choices for income investors. REITs are interest rate-sensitive, meaning they tend to outperform the broad market when interest rates fall and underperform when rates rise.

The Competition Commission of Pakistan will hold an open hearing on Aug 27 to gather evidence on real estate competition issues, including deceptive marketing and misleading disclosures affecting buyers and investors.

After years of rapid home price growth, Brisbane’s property market is cooling but experts believe the capital city will see slowing price growth rather than major value falls.