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Realtor.com (NWS) reports that 43.6% of U.S. home listings carried a nonzero HOA fee in 2025, up from 34.3% in 2019, reflecting the spread of HOA-heavy new construction into resale inventory. The median monthly HOA fee rose to $135 in 2025 (from $108 in 2019). New builds remain most likely to have HOAs (67.9%) versus 38.9% for existing homes. Homes with HOAs skew larger and pricier (median $450,000 vs $374,900) but show similar time on market overall. Florida metros show the largest HOA burden relative to mortgage payments, led by Miami where median HOA fees equal 26.9% of a typical mortgage payment in the study.
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NWS — Luxury U.S. home prices largely stabilized at the end of 2025 with the national 90th-percentile luxury threshold at $1,192,866 in December, down 0.6% year-over-year. The 95th percentile was $1,903,974 (-1.4% MoM, -3.0% YoY) and the 99th percentile was $5,531,567 (+0.8% MoM, -4.1% YoY). Million-dollar listings made up 12.0% of inventory (-0.8pp).
Price gaps vary widely by metro: national luxury is ~3× the median, but in markets like Bridgeport and Naples luxury exceeds local medians by >5×, while Orlando and several Sun Belt metros show much smaller luxury-to-median multiples (~2.1–2.3×). Miami now leads the nation in $1M+ listings, surpassing New York.
Realtor.com® (NWS) launched Realtor.com®+™ on Jan 21, 2026, a collaborative home-search platform built with MLSs to improve agent‑client collaboration, transparency and MLS branding.
The platform is live for all 20,000+ Canopy MLS subscribers, with 16 MLS agreements signed or coming live representing over 122,000 professionals. Realtor.com+ integrates Zenlist technology (acquired by the company), and has signed future integrations with RPR, DocuSign and Hover to add market insights, agreement workflows and property visualization.
News Corp (NYSE:NWS) will release its Fiscal 2026 second quarter results on Thursday, February 5, 2026. The earnings release will be posted on the company's investor website prior to a live audio webcast.
Chief Executive Robert Thomson and Chief Financial Officer Lavanya Chandrashekar will discuss results on a live audio webcast at 5:00 p.m. EST (Sydney: Feb 6, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. AEDT); a replay and archived webcast will be available on the investor site after the call.
Dow Jones (NWS) announced Factiva has secured licensing rights from more than 8,000 premium news and business sources for GenAI use, adding over 4,000 new licensed sources since the initial launch of Factiva Smart Summary.
Factiva positions itself as an AI marketplace supplying licensed, traceable, copyright-compliant content to power enterprise GenAI tools, APIs and the Factiva.com platform, citing major publisher partners and emphasizing provenance and publisher compensation.
Realtor.com (NYSE:NWS) reports asking rents across the 50 largest U.S. metros fell 0.7% year‑over‑year in December 2025 to a median of $1,689, the 29th consecutive annual decline. However, rent relief is concentrated at the high end: since Dec 2019 the median asking rent rose 16.9%, the 25th percentile rose 19.9% and the 75th percentile rose 12.5%, indicating affordability pressures for lower‑cost rentals. From Dec 2022–Dec 2025 the median eased 2.3% while the 25th percentile only fell 0.8%, showing shallower relief for cheaper units.
Realtor.com (NWS) analysis of FHFA data shows that in 2025 Q3 the share of U.S. outstanding mortgages with rates 6% or higher reached 21.2%, surpassing the 20.0% share with rates below 3%. More than half of mortgages (51.5%) remain at or below 4%, and 68.6% carry rates of 5% or lower, sustaining a strong rate-lock effect. The share of mortgages above 6% rose by over four percentage points year-over-year to 21.2%, while modest easing into the low-6% range and improved housing supply are beginning to ease mobility constraints for some sellers.
Realtor.com (NWS) announced a strategic integration with CubiCasa to add interactive floor plans and CubiCasa Tour content directly to Realtor.com listing pages. The change will make high-quality floor plans more prominent on listings, helping home shoppers visualize layout and flow earlier in the search process. The partnership aims to increase availability of floor plans, create richer listing experiences for buyers, and support an industry shift toward making floor plans a standard feature on every listing. Realtor.com and CubiCasa position the move as improving transparency and comparison capability for consumers and agents.
Realtor.com (NWS) reports U.S. housing inventory expanded for the 26th consecutive month in December 2025, with active listings at 976,833 (+12.1% YoY) while month-over-month listings fell 8.9% due to typical seasonality. The national median listing price was $399,950, down 0.6% YoY. Inventory growth decelerated after midyear peaks, leaving national inventory still 12.5% below 2017–2019 norms. Regional splits persisted: Northeast and Midwest remained tighter with price-per-square-foot gains, while the South and West saw stronger inventory growth and softer prices. At the metro level, 9 of the 50 largest markets exceed pre-pandemic inventory by ≥25%, while 16 remain ≥25% below pre-pandemic norms.