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U.S. Home Buyers Hold the Cards in Late 2025
According to a new report from Redfin, the U.S. housing market lost more steam in September 2025, as elevated borrowing costs and growing inventories pushed seller competition to its weakest level in six years.
U.S. Renters Get First Price Break in Four Years this Fall
In a significant shift for the rental market, Americans looking for apartments are seeing more breathing room -- a development reflective of growing supply and waning pricing pressure. New data from Zillow shows that renter-affordability has improved for the first time in four years, driven by slower rent growth and rising landlord concessions.
Poland's Commercial Markets Enjoy Rising Property Investment Activity
According to property consultant Avison Young, Warsaw -- Poland's prime real estate investment market posted steady results through the first three quarters of 2025, with year-to-date transaction volumes closely mirroring those of the same period in 2024.
Orlando Housing Market Gives Mixed Signals in September
Orlando's housing market displayed mixed signals in September 2025, reflecting both a modest cooling in prices and a slight uptick in buyer activity. According to the Orlando Regional Realtor Association, the median home price fell for the third consecutive month, reaching $378,000 -- a 1.3% decline from August's $382,950.
Asia-Pacific Property Markets Show Signs of Revival as Investment Rises
Asia-Pacific's commercial real estate sector is showing fresh signs of momentum, lifted by a favorable mix of cyclical recovery, structural tailwinds, and an emerging global rate-cutting cycle that is reviving investor confidence.
