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Should HOA managers be licensed real estate brokers? – Orange County Register

This is the final column in a three-part series on pending HOA legislation in California. The final piece of our 2025 legislative review discusses Assembly Bill 739, which proposes to require HOA managers to be licensed as real estate brokers. Seven states currently require manager licensing: Alaska, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Nevada and Virginia. California … Read more

‘Wildly Inappropriate Behavior’: Real Estate Group Is Accused of Cover-ups

The organization that influences how much houses and commercial buildings are worth in the United States privately paid one woman $412,000 to settle a sexual harassment claim and fielded similar complaints from at least seven other women that have swirled within the group over the last decade, The New York Times has found. All the … Read more

York County raises real estate taxes for the first time in 9 years – Daily Press

YORK — York County’s Board of Supervisors passed its first real estate tax increase in nine years in a budget that reflects inflation pressures. The board approved the fiscal year 2026 budget by a vote of 4-1 at its meeting on Wednesday. While some members expressed disappointment at the tax hike, the board avoided the … Read more

Half of private rentals failed to meet standards in 2024

More than half of all private rental properties inspected last year did not initially meet legally enforced standards, new figures show. The information has been published today by the Department of Housing, which said that out of 62,085 properties inspected by local authorities last year, a total of 37,800 did not meet the necessary standards. … Read more

Hold or sell? Unpacking landlord behaviour in Australia

A new study has shown that Australian landlords tend to sell rather than hold their investment properties, with over 20 per cent of landlords selling within a year, and more than half of investors holding for only two years. In comparison, only one-third of landlords hold their investment properties for over 20 years. You’re out … Read more