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Anywhere to Release Second Quarter 2023 Financial Results and Host Webcast on July 25, 2023

18/07/202321/04/2025dansa

MADISONS, NJ, July 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Anywhere Real Estate Inc. (NYSE: HOUS), a global leader in residential real estate services, will release its financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2023on Tuesday, July 252023. The company will host a conference call and webcast to discuss its results and provide a business update that morning at 8:30am ET.

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Investors may access the conference call live via webcast at anywhere.re under “Investors” or by dialing 888-330-3077 (toll free); international participants should dial 646-960-0674. Please dial in at least five to 10 minutes prior to start time. A webcast replay will also be available on the company’s website.

About Anywhere^BC

Anywhere Real Estate Inc. (NYSE: HOUS) is moving the real estate industry to what’s next. A leader of integrated residential real estate services in the US, Anywhere includes franchise, brokerage, relocation, and title and settlement businesses, as well as mortgage and title insurance underwriter joint ventures, supporting approximately 1.2 million home transactions in 2022. The diverse Anywhere brand portfolio includes some of the most recognized names in real estate: Better Homes and Gardens® Real Estate, CENTURY 21®, Coldwell Banker®, Coldwell Banker Commercial®, Corcoran®, ERA®, and

Schroder Real Estate Investment Trust (LON:SREI) Shares Pass Below 200-Day Moving Average of $44.86

12/07/202321/04/2025dansa

Schroder Real Estate Investment Trust Limited (LON:SREI – Get Free Report) shares passed below its two hundred day moving average during trading on Tuesday . The stock has a two hundred day moving average of GBX 44.86 ($0.58) and trades as low as GBX 39.65 ($0.51). Schroder Real Estate Investment Trust shares last traded at GBX 40.65 ($0.52), with a volume of 198,852 shares.

Schroder Real Estate Investment Trust Stock Up 2.2 %

The company has a current ratio of 2.91, a quick ratio of 2.91 and a debt-to-equity ratio of 48.31. The stock has a market capitalization of £203.23 million, a PE ratio of 338.75 and a beta of 0.59. The stock’s fifty day simple moving average is GBX 43.62 and its 200-day simple moving average is GBX 44.86.

Schroder Real Estate Investment Trust Increases Dividends

The business also recently declared a dividend, which was paid on Friday, June 30th. Investors of record on Thursday, June 15th were issued a GBX 0.84 ($0.01) dividend. This is an increase from Schroder Real Estate Investment Trust’s previous dividend of $0.82. This represents a dividend yield of 1.88%. The ex-dividend date was Thursday, June 15th. Schroder Real Estate Investment Trust’s payout ratio

The UK Property Market is Now in Better Health Than Four Years Ago

29/04/202321/04/2025dansa

There are various ways we can use to track how the UK property market is performing.

One of the most common ones is house prices and how they are rising or falling. Rising prices mean that the market is performing well, while falling prices are usually a cause for concern.

The Land Registry’s UK House Price Index reports that prices rose by 6.3% annually from January 2023, the latest data available. This shows that the market is still going strong as prices are higher than in 2022.

A second way we can determine the health of the housing market is through the number of sales being agreed upon and completed.

Right now, sales are 11% higher than in 2019 according to Zoopla, which means more houses are being sold than four years ago. This is a good sign that there is a high demand for housing, which is good for the overall housing market.

Another way in which we can see how the housing market is performing is the number of properties for sale on the market.

Zoopla’s data indicates that 65% more homes are available on the market than in 2022, while estate agents have an average of 25

Could The Housing Market Collapse Again? Recovery Talk ‘Premature’ After Mortgage Rates Surge Past 7%

09/04/2023dansa

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As fears of inflation push mortgage rates back toward multi-decade highs, economists are warning the resurgence in borrowing costs will deal another blow to the precarious housing market, driving home sales to new lows and proving the recent recovery many hoped would mark a turning point may instead be a short-lived “mirage.”

The recent bounce in housing activity is likely a “mirage,” says one economist.

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The average rate on the popular 30-year mortgage jumped back above 7% this week for the first time since October—once again approaching the highest levels in 20 years—after a string of worse-than-expected inflation data fueled the expectations of the Federal Reserve will intensify its rate-hiking agenda.

This surge in rates “dealt a fresh blow” to mortgage demand, says Pantheon Macro chief economist Ian Shepherdson, adding he’s been “puzzled” by claims the housing market is starting to recover and instead expects total home sales will plummet to a new multi- year low by May if rates remain close to 7%.

After collapsing more than 35%, home sales have remained relatively flat since November, but Comerica Bank economist Bill Adams calls the recent response in the housing

Liverpool Has Been Voted One of The UK’s Top Student Cities

16/03/2023dansa

Considering Liverpool is one of the biggest cities in the UK, prices for both rent and property are very affordable.

The average house price in Liverpool as of December 2022 was £183,512, over £100k below the national average of £295,000. This means Liverpool is one of the most affordable places to buy property in the country, making it an ideal place for student property where lower costs are key.

This affordability translates to the rental market as well. Home.co.uk reports that Liverpool has a median average rent of £745 per calendar month, again below the national average while still being high enough to offer investors attractive rental returns.

For both students and those investing in student property, this affordability is a key selling point for Liverpool. Students want cheaper rents so they don’t have to spend the majority of their student loans on accommodation, and investors want lower costs so they can have higher rental yields.

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What Does the Latest UK House Price Index Mean for Investors?

05/03/2023dansa

According to the latest UK House Price Index, property values saw a subtle yet significant rise over the course of 2022, ending on a December average of £294,329 – an increase of over £21,000 from the opening January price.

Having closed the year with an average property value of over £26,000 more than the previous December, 2022 signified another healthy growth period for the UK market.

The summer months brought them the most movement with a decrease in the average property price of 5.3% between May and June, before a significant 7.4% rise between June and July.

Regionally, the South East saw the biggest increase in property value (£29,185) between January and December 2022, with London not far behind with a rise of £25,760 between the start and end of the year.

Notably, however, property prices in these regions are well above the UK average, with London property currently valued at least £250,000 more than the rest of the country.

Of more interest to investors should perhaps be the more affordable Midland and Northern regions. The East Midlands, for example, saw a rise in property prices of £24,292 between the start and end of the year, with property values peaking

New Statistics Show High Rental Demand for 2023

11/02/2023dansa

The number of people currently inquiring about homes to rent has increased by roughly 23% since last year, while a recent Zoopla report highlights that rental inquiries per estate agency branch are 46% above the 5-year average.

On the other hand, the current stock of homes for rent is 38% below the average of the past five years and 4% below what it was in November 2021, highlighting the supply gap that the UK currently faces.

In many cases, this has resulted in lets being agreed upon before viewings have even taken place and instances in which potential tenants are forced to outbid each other in order to secure a place to live. Inevitably, these trends have caused a sustained increase in rental growth across the UK which peaked at 12.3% in July of last year.

The continued demand and supply imbalance, as well as an increase in rental value growth, is fueled partly by a reluctance of first-time buyers to enter the market, which stems from a number of factors including the ongoing cost of living crisis and fluctuating mortgage rates.

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How to say 2023 housing look for Utah? Not as good as 2024.

15/01/2023dansa

It’s just two weeks into 2023, and Utah real estate agents are already being told to look to 2024 for things to improve.

Hundreds of them broke into a slow nervous laugh Friday when one of the state’s top housing economists offered them advice after delivering a series of forecasts of more interest rate hikes, falling home sales and other bleach markers this year.

“Just hang in there,” Jim Wood of the University of Utah’s Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute told them as they gathered for an annual look into their crystal ball. “2024 will be better.”

Historically wild swings in housing markets that started with the COVID-19 pandemic and have since wrought havoc in tandem with the state’s long-standing housing shortage still have a few quarters to go, Wood and other economists added — at least.

Here’s some of what they say to expect:

• Utah probably won’t see a recession, though the big job gains it has been enjoying will likely slow down.

• Home prices are dropping relative to their big run-up since 2020 — and nearly a decade before that, for that matter — and they’ll probably keep ticking downward well into this year. But sustained

go once. Go twice. Sold, by Phillip Hopper!

09/01/2023dansa

Phillip Hopper, 33, executive vice president of real estate, Powell Auction and Realty

40 Under 40 Class of 2022 member Phillip Hopper, executive vice president at Real Estate Powell Auction & Realty.

Phillip Hopper can create bidding wars with his auctioneering and his philanthropy, helping Powell Auction and Realty grow beyond its original asking price.

Since joining Powell after college, Hopper has made a name for himself over the past 10 years. He’s increased revenue, manages the company’s real estate work and has grown the company since becoming executive vice president of real estate.

He also has his hands in community work including a spot on the founding board of Safe Families for Children and as a member of the golf committee for the Emerald Youth Foundation.

When you reflect on your career so far, which achievement stands out the most?

When I first came to the Powell Auction, I was getting ready to graduate college with a degree in business administration and I was really interested in the auction industry. I cold called them out of the blue, and they didn’t know me from Adam. Thankfully, they gave me a shot, and what started out as basically a part-time,