July 1, 2025 - 17:29

In a significant move for the real estate industry, the Senate has passed a comprehensive tax bill that aligns with the top legislative priorities of the National Association of Realtors (NAR). This new legislation is poised to bolster homeownership rates and invigorate the real estate economy.
Among the major wins included in the bill are provisions aimed at enhancing tax incentives for first-time homebuyers and promoting affordable housing initiatives. The legislation also addresses critical issues such as the preservation of mortgage interest deductions and the expansion of tax credits for energy-efficient home improvements.
These measures are expected to provide substantial support for both current homeowners and prospective buyers, fostering a more favorable environment for real estate transactions. As the housing market continues to navigate challenges, this tax bill marks a pivotal step towards ensuring that homeownership remains accessible and sustainable for a wide range of Americans. The passage of this legislation reflects a commitment to strengthening the real estate market and supporting the overall economy.
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CBRE Announces Leadership Changes with New CEOs for Key SegmentsIn a significant leadership reshuffle, CBRE has appointed new Chief Executive Officers for its Real Estate Investments segment and Trammell Crow Company. This strategic move is part of a broader...
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