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The January issue of RISMedia’s Real Estate magazine is now available, and not to be missed are several exclusive features, including an in-depth look at Inside Real Estate’s acquisition of BoomTown and what it means for not just their profits but for their brokers, teams and agents. In addition the issue features RISMedia’s 35th annual…

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Trump to face criminal charges in Stormy Daniels hush money probe  Reuters

US bank deposit outflows decelerated in second week after SVB ...  Reuters

Trump to face criminal charges in Stormy Daniels hush money probe  Reuters.com

Real Estate Pros Who Faced Criminal Charges  The Real Deal

Fibra Monterrey buys industrial real estate portfolio for US $662M  Mexico News Daily

High street businesses to benefit from business rates drop  The Independent

Banking crisis takes its toll on commercial landlords  The Times

Investor Launches $100 Million Fund Banking Land for Large US ...  CoStar Group

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Ex-soldier Vaughan Smith, 59, who gave Julian Assange sanctuary at Norfolk estate battling 'divorce'  Daily Mail

Trump's Indictment Tests the Limits of His Brand  U.S. News & World Report

Connell Foley Adds Four Attorneys, Including Two Partners, to Real ...  Law.com

Trump's Former “Fixer” and an Unprecedented Indictment  PBS

Rental Markets In The US That Are Cheaper Now Than They Were A Year Ago, Mapped  TechDigg

2 real estate agents fired over their 'you could do worse' ad campaign double down on their brand  CBC.ca

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