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    Woman arrested in 2011 cold case murder of Iowa real estate agent●Woman arrested for 2011 cold case murder of Iowa real estate agent✉newsBusinessReal Estate3 d ago

    Authorities have arrested a woman in connection with the 2011 killing of an Iowa real estate agent, a case that went unsolved for over a decade. The arrest marks a breakthrough in the cold case, though details about the suspect, the victim's identity, and what led investigators to the arrest have not been made clear. The development is drawing attention as one of several recent cold case resolutions.

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    Slain real estate agent mourned as man confesses to pastor●Murdered real estate agent mourned; Man confesses to pastor | Crime in the DMV✉newsBusinessReal Estate3 d ago

    A real estate agent in the Washington DC area has been killed, and community members are mourning the victim. In a separate development in the case, a man has reportedly confessed to a pastor, according to FOX 5 DC's Crime in the DMV coverage. Details about the victim's identity, the circumstances of the killing, and the confession have not been made public.

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    Columnists weigh realtor advice against AI tools▼Column: Ask a Realtor. Then ask the robot. Then ask a Realtor again✉newsTechnologyRobotics32 min ago

    A columnist for Pleasanton Weekly explores how homebuyers and sellers might use artificial intelligence alongside a traditional realtor, suggesting a workflow of consulting an agent, then an AI chatbot, then returning to the agent to verify. The piece reflects growing debate over whether automated tools can replace or merely supplement professional real estate advice in local housing markets.

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    HousingWire has published a list of five strategies real estate agents can use to generate momentum as the housing market slows. The piece offers practical tactics for agents facing fewer transactions and tougher conditions, and is aimed at professionals looking to stay productive while buyer activity cools across the market.

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    Kentucky Realtors release August 2026 housing market data▼Kentucky Realtors releases housing market data for August 2026✉newsBusinessReal Estate43 min ago

    Kentucky Realtors has published its housing market report for August 2026, offering updated figures on home sales, prices and inventory across the state. The data gives buyers, sellers and industry watchers a snapshot of where the Kentucky market stands, with real estate observers looking to the numbers for signs of price and demand trends heading into the fall.

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    Real estate agent confidence slides as mortgage rates bite▼Real estate agent confidence slides as mortgage rates take their toll✉newsBusinessReal Estate4 h ago

    Confidence among real estate agents is declining as elevated mortgage rates weigh on the housing market. Higher borrowing costs are making it harder for buyers to afford homes, cooling transactions and leaving agents increasingly pessimistic about their business outlook. Industry observers say the slowdown reflects the direct impact of rate levels on buyer demand and housing affordability across the market.

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    Forest Hills home sale tops luxury market at $20 million▼Photos: $20M Forest Hills deal leads top home sales✉newsBusiness2 d ago

    A $20 million real estate transaction in Forest Hills has taken the top spot in the latest ranking of highest-priced home sales. The deal leads a roundup of the area's most expensive residential transactions, highlighting continued strength in the luxury housing market despite broader concerns about high mortgage rates and housing affordability.

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    Real estate agent confidence slides amid high mortgage rates▼Agent confidence slides as mortgage rates take their toll✉newsBusinessReal Estate11 h ago

    A new report finds that confidence among real estate agents is falling as elevated mortgage rates weigh on the housing market. Higher borrowing costs are cooling buyer demand and making transactions harder to close, denting agents' outlook on the market. Industry observers are watching whether rates ease enough to restore agent optimism in the coming months.