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Redevco closes £47.5m loan investment for new real estate debt platform  IPE Real Assets

Why collaboration is now more important than ever when it comes to central London office space  Savills

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Fitch Ratings warns of potential dowgrade of Rocket debt rating if Redfin and Mr. Cooper deals close, while decline in share price suggests investors have doubts Mr. Cooper is worth $9.4 billion.

Deal Ticker: Well Go USA Establishes New HQ in Allen  D Magazine

Millennials lose out to baby boomers in U.S. housing market  Newsday

U.S. Monthly Housing Payments Hit Record High in 2025  The World Property Journal

Ashurst adds partner to London real estate team  Green Street News

British Property Federation-CoStar report: London remains magnet for global capital but regions are catching up  CoStar

House Prices Up 4% As Market Reacts To Stamp Duty Changes – Nationwide  Forbes

Exclusive | Cricketers Tom Jewell, Chris Tremlett to woo Indian HNIs to invest at Berkeley's new London realty  CNBC TV18

Ashurst grows London Real Estate team with new partner hire  Ashurst

Northern Ireland’s Property Market Set for Robust Revival in  Savills

Rosie O'Donnell Sells NYC Penthouse at $1 Million Loss After Relocating to Ireland  Finance Monthly

Northern Ireland’s Property Market Set for Robust Revival in 2025  Savills

Corporate distress rises across Europe partly driven by UK spike, Weil index shows  Property Week

London firms merge to form dynamic property PR agency  London Daily News

If you want peace  UBS

Alexander Watt  Freshfields

Some respondents to Inman's Pulse survey seemed furious about the determination, while others were pleased, especially at the fact that CCP had been preserved. Still, multiple respondents simply expressed confusion over the new policy.