Older Owners Dominate Britain’s Housing Wealth

Britain’s housing wealth is becoming increasingly concentrated among older homeowners, reinforcing the extent to which property remains both a store of value and a source of generational imbalance within the market. New estimates suggest owner-occupiers aged 60 and over now control the majority of

Housing Bill Risks Derailment Over Investor Fight

Washington’s latest attempt to address housing affordability is advancing with rare bipartisan momentum, yet the political clash over institutional investor homebuying is threatening to obstruct a broader package that reaches far beyond that single issue. The tension is significant because the most consequential supply-side measures in the legislation may lie elsewhere, particularly in provisions designed

New Zealand Reopens Luxury Homes Market

New Zealand has reopened part of its high-end housing market to wealthy foreign investors, marking a notable shift in the country’s approach to residential real estate. From a

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