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Realtor.com has released its Top Housing Markets forecast for 2025, highlighting areas primed for growth. The top 10 markets, exclusively in the South and West, are led by Colorado Springs, Miami, and Virginia Beach. These markets feature moderately affordable homes, abundant inventory boosted by new construction, and younger, diverse populations.
Key characteristics include: relatively lower-priced homes compared to national averages, strong military connections with over 1 in 7 households being active-duty or veteran, and significant international ties with 17.6% foreign-born residents. Government-backed mortgages (VA, FHA, USDA) play a important role in these markets, particularly in Colorado Springs, El Paso, and Virginia Beach, where more than half of recent mortgages were government loans.
News Corp has announced that HarperCollins Publishers CEO Brian Murray will be a participant at the upcoming UBS Global Media and Communications Conference. The event is scheduled for Tuesday, December 10, 2024, with Murray's session beginning at 9:00 AM EST.
Interested parties can access the live webcast through the News Corp investor relations website. A replay of the session will be made available on the same platform following the conference.
Realtor.com's 2025 Housing Forecast predicts a more balanced market with home prices growing by 3.7% and mortgage rates staying above 6%. Key projections include:
- Average mortgage rates of 6.3%, declining to 6.2% by year-end
- 11.7% increase in existing home inventory
- 13.8% growth in single-family new home starts, reaching 1.1 million homes
- 1.5% year-over-year growth in home sales to 4.07 million
- Virtually unchanged rents (-0.1%)
The forecast suggests broader economic factors will have a larger impact on housing than potential new federal policies. The market is expected to see its first balanced conditions in nine years, with months' supply improving from 3.7 to 4.1 months in 2025.
Dow Jones has acquired WorldECR, a London-based provider of news, data, and analysis on global export control and trade sanctions. WorldECR will operate as part of Dow Jones Risk & Compliance, which reported 16% revenue growth to $81 million in Q1 fiscal 2025. The acquisition includes WorldECR's subscription-based publications, practitioner guides, the annual WorldECR Forum, and CtrlAtlas database. This move follows Dow Jones's recent expansion of its stake in Ripjar and acquisition of A2i Systems, reinforcing its strategy to enhance specialized news and data services for the compliance community.
Realtor.com's October Rental Report shows rents declined -0.8% to $1,720, marking the fifteenth consecutive month of year-over-year decreases. The rental market is experiencing downward pressure due to increased supply, with multifamily completions reaching 606,000 units between January and September 2024. Rental housing stock is projected to grow by 1.1% to over 49 million units by fall 2025, with the South seeing the largest expected increase at 1.5%. All unit sizes saw rent declines in October, with studios experiencing the biggest drop at -1.2%, followed by one-bedrooms at -0.9% and two-bedrooms at -0.7%.
News Corp (NASDAQ: NWS, NWSA) announced that stockholders at its Annual Meeting overwhelmingly supported the Board's recommendations and elected the full slate of Directors. Notably, stockholders defeated the non-binding proposal to eliminate the company's dual-class capital structure. The company reported record profitability, including a record Q1 in Fiscal 2025, with successful transformation to recurring and digital-first revenue streams. News Corp's stock price has increased 45% over the past year, outperforming both the S&P 500 and its peer group. The company attributes its success partly to its current capital structure and emphasizes its commitment to driving sustained results and transformation in the AI era.
Dow Jones has launched Factiva Smart Summary, a new generative AI feature in its business intelligence platform. The tool provides concise, traceable summaries from thousands of trusted news sources. The company has secured GenAI licensing agreements with nearly 4,000 sources across 160+ countries and 29 languages, including major publishers like The Associated Press and The Washington Post.
The platform is engineered with Google's Gemini models on Google Cloud and joins Dow Jones's expanding suite of AI-powered products, including Factiva Feed for GenAI, Dow Jones Integrity Check, and RiskCenter Advanced Screening and Monitoring (ASAM). The service is now available to all subscribers.
Realtor.com's new survey reveals that 20% of NFL fans say their team loyalty significantly influenced their home search decisions. The research shows that 55% of fans feel more connected to their community through local team support. 66% of NFL followers enjoy watching football more when their community supports the same team.
The survey highlights that 67% of fans watch games in shared spaces like family rooms, while 29% have dedicated viewing areas. Team support is driven by performance (44%) and personal connections, including hometown representation (40%) and family tradition (39%). Gen Z and millennial followers showed the strongest influence of fandom on home search preferences.
Realtor.com®'s new research reveals that 74.5% of home sales with Veterans Affairs (VA) loans had a 0% down payment over the past year, with 83.5% having a down payment below 10%. VA borrowers are over twice as likely as conforming borrowers to make low down payments, easing upfront costs. Despite these benefits, only 3 in 10 veterans know about the zero down payment advantage. VA loans also offer lower mortgage rates and fees, saving first-time buyers $69 per month compared to conforming loans. Military households have higher homeownership rates, with top metros like Stockton, Des Moines, and Buffalo showing significant gaps between military and non-military homeownership rates. Realtor.com® launched the #MissionZero campaign in 2023 to raise awareness of VA loan benefits among veterans and service members.
Dow Jones has increased its minority ownership stake in Ripjar, a data intelligence software company specializing in risk and compliance solutions. The investment strengthens a partnership that began in 2018, delivering advanced risk screening and monitoring solutions to compliance customers. This strategic move follows Dow Jones's initial equity investment in Ripjar in 2023 and aligns with its transformation into a leading information service provider. Dow Jones Risk & Compliance has shown significant growth, with a 16% year-over-year increase in fiscal year 2024, reaching nearly $300 million in revenues.