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The News Corporation (NWS) news page on Stock Titan aggregates coverage related to the company’s diverse media and information businesses, as described in Polygon data and recent press releases. News Corp’s activities span news publishing through brands such as The Wall Street Journal and Barron’s, digital real estate platforms operated by its subsidiary Move, Inc. under the Realtor.com® brand, book publishing via HarperCollins, and business information services through Dow Jones.
Many recent items originate from Realtor.com®, which is operated by News Corp subsidiary Move, Inc. These releases present detailed analyses of U.S. rental trends, mortgage rate distributions, housing inventory, first‑time homebuyer markets, down‑payment timelines, luxury housing conditions and the performance of flipped homes. They also describe product and partnership developments, such as the integration of CubiCasa interactive floor plans into Realtor.com® listings and the launch of the PropTech Startup Showdown at SXSW in collaboration with National Association of REALTORS® Tech & Innovation.
Other news highlights Dow Jones, a division of News Corp, including an exclusive partnership with Polymarket to display prediction market data across Dow Jones consumer platforms like The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, MarketWatch and Investor’s Business Daily. This type of coverage focuses on how Dow Jones incorporates new data sources into its products.
Investors and observers using this page can follow News Corp‑related developments in areas such as housing market research, digital real estate product enhancements, financial information services and corporate partnerships. By reviewing this stream of company‑linked announcements and analyses, readers can see how News Corporation’s various subsidiaries and divisions are positioned across media, data and online real estate.
Realtor.com (NWS) reports the U.S. rental market shifted toward renters in January 2026 as the average vacancy rate rose to 7.6%, up from 7.2% in 2024. Median asking rent fell 1.5% YoY to $1,672, marking the 29th straight month of annual declines.
Forty-four of the 50 largest metros are now renter-friendly or balanced; Milwaukee's vacancy more than doubled to 10.8%.
NWS / Realtor.com finds that in late 2025 nearly one in five newly built homes saw price reductions, overtaking resale cuts (18.3%) for the first time in recent history.
Key metrics: seven states led higher new-construction cuts; median new-home listing was $451,128 (up 0.3% YoY); newly built condos carried a 30.7% premium versus existing attached homes.
Dow Jones (NWS) announced Ben Levisohn as editor in chief of Barron's effective February 11, 2026. Levisohn is a 15-year company veteran and became senior managing editor in August 2025 after leading the launch of Barron's Investor Circle.
He began as a Wall Street equities trader, joined journalism in 2007, and has worked at BusinessWeek, Bloomberg, The Wall Street Journal, and Barron's since 2012. Dow Jones cited record quarterly results, six years of growth, and more than 6 million subscriptions amid increased investor interest and demand for proprietary news and data.
Realtor.com (NWS) January Luxury Housing Report finds U.S. entry-level luxury prices essentially stable at $1.19M while luxury definitions diverge regionally.
Legacy coastal markets feature older, smaller luxury homes (median year built 1974 in San Francisco) versus Sun Belt and Mountain West metros where luxury is new, larger, and driven by construction.
News Corp (NWS) will host a Dow Jones Investor Briefing on Monday, March 16, 2026 in New York City, with presentations starting at 4:00 PM EDT (Sydney: March 17, 7:00 AM AEDT).
Speakers include Lachlan Murdoch, Robert Thomson, Almar Latour and Dow Jones leadership. The briefing will outline Dow Jones’s transformation, growth strategy and financial profile. A live view-only webcast and a replay will be available via the company investor website; in-person attendance is invitation only.
News Corporation (Nasdaq: NWS) reported fiscal 2026 second quarter revenues of $2.36 billion, up 6% year-over-year, and Total Segment EBITDA of $521 million, up 9%.
Net income from continuing operations was $242 million (down 21%); reported EPS was $0.34 and adjusted EPS were $0.40. Key drivers: Dow Jones, Digital Real Estate Services and Book Publishing. Free cash flow for six months improved to $136 million. Company plans a Dow Jones investor briefing on March 16, 2026.
Realtor.com (NYSE:NWS) reports inventory gains slowed in January 2026: active listings rose 10.0% year‑over‑year but the recovery weakened for nine months, leaving national supply 17.2% below 2017–2019 norms. Median list price held near $399,900 and price per sq. ft. dipped 1.6% YoY.
Buyer activity edged up with pending sales +1.2% YoY; homes spent a median of 78 days on market. Regional results varied: the West led inventory gains, while 30 of the 50 largest metros regressed relative to pre‑pandemic supply since last spring.
NYC rental tightness (NWS): Q4 2025 median asking rent reached $3,585, up 6.6% year-over-year, while 89.3% of renters stayed in the same unit for at least one year. Rent-stabilized stock (~40%) shows a vacancy of 0.98%, intensifying the inventory squeeze ahead of a proposed mayoral freeze.
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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