AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHousing Policy Push: The U.S. Senate is set to pass a bipartisan housing bill aimed at boosting supply and lowering prices, including a ban on corporate investors buying single-family homes. Rent-Fixing Fallout: Oregon reached a $7M settlement with LivCor over use of RealPage-style software that allegedly helped keep rents artificially high, adding to the growing antitrust pressure on revenue-management tools. Market Cooling Signals: Australia’s capital-city auction clearance rates reportedly slid to 47.4%, the lowest since early COVID, as buyer confidence weakens amid shifting rules and thinner bidding. Local Governance & Transparency: Peachtree City residents are pressing leaders over alleged backdoor planning for a potential data center near Lake McIntosh Park, raising zoning and disclosure questions. Global Development Deals: Saudi partners Al Rajhi Capital, Umm Al Qura for Development, and OSUS signed agreements for three residential towers at Masar Destination, targeting nearly SAR 1B in investment. Legal Disputes: A witness-tampering claim is escalating the Ostad brothers’ real estate feud over control of rental properties and a lending arm. Compliance & Licensing: Nepal remains on FATF’s grey list, with the watchdog urging stronger controls in sectors including real estate.
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