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Wednesday, June 10, 2026
Top Stories
California home prices ‘hit a new record’ high. What can buyers expect to pay?
Sacramento Bee
California has long been known for its high cost of living — and home prices across the state just “set a record high,” according to real estate experts.
National News
Startling new figures expose little thought of weak point in California’s housing crisis
Benjamin Brown, New York Post
California homeowners are delisting their properties at an astonishing rate, according to exclusive data from Realtor.com.
The AI Office Boom Feels Like 2000 All Over Again
Plus, America is already the biggest loser in the World Cup hotel race
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Manhattan’s office leasing market hasn’t been this hot since 2000. Back then, dot-com startups helped fuel demand. This time around, it’s AI. That echo is making a lot of investors and landlords nervous, given how the dot-com boom gave way to a bust. But as Peter Grant and Isabelle Bousquette report, there are notable differences between the two periods. For one, building owners are scrutinizing business plans and revenue growth more closely these days. “Landlords have learned to ask the right question,” said JLL’s Melanie O’Brien.
California News
Bay Area Leads California in Home Sales Growth as AI Boom Fuels Demand
EdHat Santa Barbara
While most of the country’s housing markets remained constrained by increased borrowing costs and economic uncertainty, parts of the Bay Area in California seemed to be following a different pattern.
$1.34B Settlement Awarded in SoCal Property Fraud Case
It’s said to be one of the largest fraud-based arbitration awards involving Southern California commercial real estate
Greg Cornfield, Commercial Observer
After almost three years of proceedings, a Southern California real estate investor has secured what’s said to be one of the largest such fraud-based arbitration awards.
California’s housing market is so out of control that even a small, burned-out home goes for $1 million
The ranch-style home on a busy corner in metropolitan Los Angeles commanded the eye-popping price even though it’s clearly unlivable
The Independent
California's housing crisis has gotten so bad that even a burned-out house on a busy corner in metropolitan Los Angeles is now worth $1 million.
Industry News
Louisiana Teachers commits $200m to Kayne Anderson real estate fund
IPE Real Assets
Teachers’ Retirement System of Louisiana has approved a $200m (€173.3m) commitment to Kayne Anderson’s core open-ended US real estate fund.
Real Estate Technology
Shillington residents can pay real estate taxes online
There are now 16 municipalities that offer the option to residents.
Reading Eagle
Residents in Shillington now have the option to pay their Berks County and municipal real estate taxes online.
Property News
$1.34B Settlement Awarded in SoCal Property Fraud Case
It’s said to be one of the largest fraud-based arbitration awards involving Southern California commercial real estate
Greg Cornfield, Commercial Observer
After almost three years of proceedings, a Southern California real estate investor has secured what’s said to be one of the largest such fraud-based arbitration awards.
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