AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHotel REIT Update: InnSuites Hospitality Trust says its NYSE American compliance plan was accepted, extending its cure period to Dec. 24, 2027, while it keeps exploring a potential reverse merger or other strategic moves. Market Pulse: New Zealand’s August residential sales fell 13% year over year to 5,430, with homes taking longer to sell (51 days) and listings down 5.1%, even as prices stayed relatively steady. Rental & Inventory Signals: In the U.S. Tri-Cities, more homes are sitting longer and listings are up, with local brokers pointing to high mortgage rates and prices as sellers finally give up waiting. Policy & Infrastructure: Hampden, Maine is taking the first step toward fixing or bypassing a deteriorating bridge that now limits vehicle weight, while Nashville prepares a multi-month James Robertson Parkway Bridge closure tied to the East Bank development. Commercial Real Estate Tech: CoStar names Felix Kusch president of Homes.com, aiming to push the portal’s “property and agent first” model. Construction Support: The U.S. DOE launches a Building America New Construction Support program to help builders cut costs and speed projects. Local Cost Control: Lewes, Delaware reviews outside legal spending and recommends reducing attorney attendance at routine meetings to save over $100k a year. Housing Supply Debate: New research highlights a U.S. housing shortage of 4.03 million units, keeping affordability tight and fueling scrutiny of vacation homes.
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