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News Corporation (NWSA) generates a steady flow of news across its media, publishing and digital real estate businesses. As a diversified media conglomerate with major mastheads and data-driven platforms, the company is frequently in the headlines for developments at brands such as The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, Dow Jones, REA Group, Move, Inc. and Realtor.com®.
A significant portion of recent coverage focuses on Realtor.com®, operated by News Corp subsidiary Move, Inc. Press releases highlight monthly rental reports, mortgage rate analyses, housing inventory updates, luxury housing reports, research on flipped homes, and rankings of the best markets for first-time homebuyers. These stories often include detailed data tables and commentary from economists at Realtor.com®, offering insight into affordability, rent compression, mortgage rate distributions, inventory recovery and regional housing dynamics.
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Realtor.com (NWS) released its 2025 Home Trends Report on Nov 11, 2025, analyzing millions of listings to identify rising and fading home features.
Top surging features include WaterSense fixtures (+289.6%) (median list $627,740), Biophilic/indoor-outdoor design (+162.6%) (median $858,999), Net-Zero Ready (listed 100.0% higher year‑over‑year) and EV charging (+91.6%) (median $839,000). Popular tech and connectivity features also climbed, while formal dining, infinity pools, and three-car garages declined.
NWS (Nov 10, 2025) highlights a Realtor.com and NAR analysis showing a 0% down VA loan can let first-time buyers reach homeownership 4.4 years sooner than a typical conventional loan. The report finds 74% of first-time VA users put 0% down versus a 12% median down payment for conventional first-time buyers. On a $430,000 median home, a conventional buyer needs about $51,600 upfront that a VA borrower would not. The release documents metro-by-metro benefit intensity, low utilization in high-cost co-op markets (example: 3.8 VA sales per 1,000 military households in New York), and a campaign to boost awareness (only about one-third of Veterans know about the no-down-payment benefit).
News Corporation (Nasdaq: NWS) reported fiscal 2026 first quarter results for the three months ended September 30, 2025. Total revenues were $2.14 billion, up 2% year-over-year. Net income from continuing operations was $150 million, up 1% year-over-year, and Total Segment EBITDA was $340 million, up 5%. Reported EPS from continuing operations were $0.20 versus $0.21 prior year, while adjusted EPS rose to $0.22 from $0.20. Key drivers were Dow Jones (revenues $586 million, +6%) and Digital Real Estate Services (revenues $479 million, +5%; Move revenues $152 million, +9%). Book Publishing was weaker and included a $13 million receivable write-off. Free cash flow improved to $4 million from $(49) million a year ago. The company accelerated share repurchases, running >4x fiscal 2025 pace.
NWS coverage: Realtor.com analysis shows investors increased market presence in Q2 2025 as typical buyers retreated amid affordability strain. Overall home sales fell 4.2% YoY while investor purchases fell 2.7%, raising investor share to 10.8%. Investors paid premiums up to 35.1% above median sales in Montana and other Western/coastal states, but sought deep discounts—up to -53.1% in Michigan—in more affordable markets. In H1 2025 investors bought roughly 41,000 more homes than they sold, tightening available inventory and amplifying price pressure in competitive metros.
Realtor.com (NWS) reports international online home-shopping activity edged down in Q3 2025, with international views at 1.5% of U.S. search traffic, versus 1.6% a year earlier and 1.2% in 2019. Canadian interest cooled but remained the largest source at 32.1% of international traffic (down from 36.6% in 2024). International viewers favored higher-priced homes: the median home they viewed in top 20 markets was 29.8% pricier than domestic views, though that gap narrowed from prior years. Miami led markets with 8.4% of international views. The report notes currency moves, trade tensions and visa policy shifts as drivers of changing demand patterns.
Dow Jones (NYSE:NWS) announced on November 3, 2025 the launch of Barron’s Investor Circle, a premium add-on for Barron’s subscribers offering early and exclusive stock picks, enhanced analytical tools, a weekly exclusive newsletter, and live Q&A sessions with Barron’s experts.
The product aims to deepen subscriber engagement, enable member interaction, and provide a community for ambitious investors seeking additional analysis and direct access to Barron’s newsroom expertise.
Realtor.com (NWS) will launch FlyAround, a low-altitude 360° satellite view, rolling out over the next few weeks to listing pages.
FlyAround uses 3D Maps from Google Maps Platform and is powered by TopHap, showing lot size, topography and neighborhood context for MLS-sourced listings with geo-coordinates, plus off-market and recently sold pages.
The feature responds to Realtor.com research showing 50% of recent buyers would consider purchasing without an in-person visit (52% for first-time buyers).
Realtor.com (NWS) reports early, localized housing impacts from the federal government shutdown beginning Oct 1, 2025. Markets with high shares of federal workers—Washington, D.C.; Virginia Beach; Oklahoma City; Baltimore—showed month-over-month pullbacks in new listings and page views (e.g., D.C. new listings -13.9% MoM; page views -11.5%).
Nationally, October metrics were: median list price $424,200 (flat YoY), active listings 1,100,001 (+15.3% YoY), median days on market 63 (+5 days YoY), and 20.2% of listings had price reductions.
Realtor.com (NWS) survey released Oct 28, 2025 finds 86% of Americans think houses can be haunted and 12% say they have lived in a haunted home.
Common reported experiences include 67% hearing footsteps/noises, 61% seeing shadowy figures, 58% objects moving, and 51% disembodied voices or touch/pressure. Regarding purchase intent, 33% would buy a rumored haunted house if the price is right and 44% would consider buying a home where someone died of natural causes if the deal was good. Conversely, 79% would probably not buy a house famous for a violent crime.
Realtor.com (NWS) released its September 2025 Luxury Housing Market Report showing modest softening at the high end and wide regional variation in what $1M–$2M buys.
The national 90th-percentile luxury threshold fell to $1.24M (-0.5% MoM, -2.4% YoY) after four straight monthly declines; the 95th percentile was $1.95M and the 99th percentile $5.41M. Luxury listings spent a median 79 days on market, longer than overall inventory. Coastal markets remain most expensive (Santa Barbara top at $8.95M entry-level luxury), while inland metros like Atlanta, Denver and Houston offer far more space: Atlanta median 4,530 sq ft in the $1M–$2M tier versus the national 2,994 sq ft.