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News Corp (NWSA) delivers authoritative journalism and digital innovation across news media, book publishing, and real estate platforms. This hub provides investors and professionals with essential updates from one of the world's most diversified media enterprises.

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What Your Home's Architecture Says About Price, Popularity and Place: Realtor.com® Unveils 2025 Style Trends

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Realtor.com's 2025 analysis reveals significant correlations between home architectural styles, pricing, and regional preferences. Colonial/American Traditional homes lead the market with 49.8% of listings, concentrated in Houston, Atlanta, and Dallas. Mediterranean homes command the highest median price at $725,000, while Ranch-style homes offer affordability at $369,000. Colonial homes showed the strongest annual price growth at +5.6%, while Mediterranean homes saw no growth. Craftsman, Ranch, and Modern styles demonstrated impressive 6-year appreciation of over 43%. The analysis also shows clear regional patterns: Colonial homes dominate the South and Northeast, Modern and Mediterranean styles prevail in the West and Southwest, and Craftsman homes are common in the Pacific Northwest and Midwest. English-inspired homes, though representing only 1.5% of listings, are the largest at 2,700 sq. ft. and typically the oldest, with a median build year of 1927.
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Investor Selling Reaches a Record High as Market Dynamics Shift, According to Realtor.com® Report

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Realtor.com reports that investor selling reached a record high in 2024, with 10.8% of sellers being investors, up from 10.1% in 2023. While investor buying slightly increased to 13.0% of purchases, it remained below the 2022 peak of 13.3%. Small investors (those purchasing fewer than 10 homes) dominated the market, representing 59.2% of investor purchases, while large investor activity fell to 21.7%. All-cash purchases by investors dropped to their lowest level since 2008. Regionally, Missouri (21.2%), Oklahoma (18.7%), and Kansas (18.4%) had the highest investor buyer shares. The market saw significant variations, with Hawaii, Montana, and Washington D.C. experiencing the largest net-negative impact from investors, while California, Minnesota, and Oregon saw the largest net-positive impact.
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U.S. Inventory Surpasses 1 Million Homes for the First Time Since Winter of 2019

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The U.S. housing market reached a significant milestone in May 2025 as active listings surpassed 1 million homes for the first time since Winter 2019, marking a 31.5% year-over-year increase. However, the recovery shows a stark regional divide, with only Southern and Western metros returning to pre-pandemic inventory levels. Markets like Denver (+100%), Austin (+69%), and Seattle (+60.9%) lead the inventory recovery due to aggressive post-2020 construction, while Northeast and Midwest metros like Hartford (-77.7%) and Chicago (-59.3%) continue to struggle. The national median listing price remained relatively flat at $440,000 (+0.1% YoY), while homes spent a median of 51 days on market, 6 days longer than last year. Price reductions reached 19.1% of listings, the highest May level since 2016, with Western and Southern markets showing the most significant price cuts.
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International Shoppers Were a Larger Share of U.S. Housing Demand During the First Quarter of 2025

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Realtor.com's Q1 2025 report reveals international home shoppers represented 1.9% of U.S. housing demand, up from 1.7% in Q1 2024. Despite remaining the top source, Canadian interest declined from 40.7% to 34.7%. The UK (5.7%), Mexico (5.4%), Germany (3.8%), and Australia (3.2%) followed as top international sources. Miami led as the most popular U.S. market with 8.7% of international demand, followed by New York and Los Angeles. Texas markets showed significant growth, with Austin and San Antonio entering the top 20 metros for the first time. Canadian buyers showed strong interest in Florida markets, particularly Naples (59.6%) and Cape Coral (59.1%). Mexican buyers primarily focused on border cities due to practical considerations and established networks. The shift in international demand patterns reflects changing trade policies and regional economic factors.
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Millennials Show Increased Interest in Buying a Home Despite High Mortgage Rates, Realtor.com® Survey Finds

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A new Realtor.com survey reveals that Millennials' home buying interest increased to 23% from 15% compared to September 2024, making them the only generation showing heightened purchase intent. However, 69% of Americans are not planning real estate transactions in the next six months. High mortgage rates continue to impact the market, with one-third of respondents delaying purchases due to rates. Only 2% would consider buying with rates above 6%, while 63% prefer rates below 5%. The survey found that 57% of homebuyers use personal savings for purchases, while 15% tap into investments or retirement accounts. The "lock-in effect" persists, particularly affecting first-time buyers, though experts expect this to ease as life factors drive purchases despite rates.

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Class of 2025, Start Packing: These 10 Cities Are the Ultimate Grad-Friendly Rental Markets

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Realtor.com has released its 2025 Top Rental Markets for Recent College Grads, with Austin, Texas claiming the top spot. The rankings highlight cities offering affordable living and strong career prospects for new graduates. Austin leads with the lowest rent-to-income ratio of 18.9%, followed by Raleigh, N.C. and Overland Park, Kan. in the top three. The analysis of 312 cities considered factors like rent affordability, job availability, commute time, and social amenities. Key findings show the top 10 markets average just 21.5% rent-to-income ratio, with cities like Richmond and Scottsdale showing 26% more job opportunities than pre-pandemic levels. High rental vacancy rates in Atlanta and Overland Park (>9%) offer graduates more housing choices and negotiating power.
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Realtor.com® Data Shows the "Pool Premium" Is More Than a Pandemic Trend

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A new Realtor.com® analysis reveals that homes with pools continue to command significant price premiums in 2025, though lower than pandemic peaks. The typical home with a pool in April 2025 was priced at $599,000 with 2,450 square feet, compared to $389,000 and 1,850 square feet for homes without pools, representing a 54% premium. Pool listings reached an all-time high of 24.4% in April 2025, with 333,000 homes featuring pools. While this premium has decreased from the January 2022 peak of 61%, pools remain valuable assets. Miami leads with the highest share of pool listings at 61.8%, followed by Phoenix (58.4%) and Orlando (55.3%). Las Vegas showed the largest increase in pool listings since 2019, jumping from 16.2% to 43.1%.
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Despite Recession Fears, Nearly 30% of Home Shoppers Say a Downturn Could Make Them More Likely to Buy a Home

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A new Realtor.com survey reveals that while 63.4% of home shoppers expect a recession within 12 months, 29.8% view it as an opportunity to buy, nearly double those who'd be less likely to purchase (15.8%). 54.4% say a recession wouldn't impact their buying decision. The survey identifies key market challenges: 44.3% cite limited inventory as the main obstacle, while 36% face budget constraints. The market shows signs of cooling, with overbidding concerns dropping to 7.7% from 10.4% last year. Housing inventory remains 16.3% below historical norms, while credit-related challenges affect 13.5% of buyers. The findings suggest a shifting market dynamic where economic uncertainty meets potential opportunity for well-prepared buyers.
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Renters Spent 23.4% of their Incomes on Rent in April, Significantly Under the "30% Rule"

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According to Realtor.com's April Rent Report, U.S. renters are experiencing improved affordability, spending 23.4% of their income on rent, down from 24.7% in April 2024. The national median asking rent was $1,699, showing a slight $5 increase from March but remaining $60 below its August 2022 peak. Only five of the top 50 metros exceeded the 30% affordability threshold.

Miami emerged as the least affordable market, with rent 1.3 times above the affordable threshold, followed by New York, Los Angeles, Boston, and San Diego. Conversely, Oklahoma City ranked as the most affordable, with rent at just 55.6% of the maximum affordable level, followed by Austin, Columbus, Raleigh, and Minneapolis.

The rental market shows continued cooling, with rents down 1.7% year-over-year. While still 20.8% above pre-pandemic levels, this aligns with overall consumer price increases. An influx of new multifamily units has helped ease pricing pressure, with the national rental vacancy rate reaching 7.1% in Q1 2025.

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Workhuman and The WSJ Leadership Institute Launch First-Ever Council for Chief People Officers – Placing People Leadership at the Center of Business Strategy

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Workhuman and The WSJ Leadership Institute have launched the first-ever WSJ Chief People Officer (CPO) Council, announced at Workhuman Live 2025. This invitation-only executive leadership community aims to elevate human capital leadership to the same strategic level as CEOs and CFOs in corporate decision-making.

The Council will be led by Alan Murray, founding president of The WSJ Leadership Institute, and Gwendolyn Bounds, SVP & Head of Content. It will facilitate gatherings of executives from billion-dollar enterprises, including a flagship summit and presence at global events like Davos. The initiative focuses on addressing critical challenges such as AI ethics, workforce transformation, DEI, and well-being.

The Council's formation comes at a crucial time when businesses face unprecedented challenges from AI integration, geopolitical shifts, generational change, and social polarization, positioning CPOs as essential voices in shaping corporate strategy.

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What is the current stock price of News (NWSA)?

The current stock price of News (NWSA) is $27.42 as of June 13, 2025.

What is the market cap of News (NWSA)?

The market cap of News (NWSA) is approximately 15.8B.
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