UK Housing Supply: Rushcliffe Borough Council has received an outline bid for 93 “affordable” homes at Keyworth, Nottinghamshire, next to a recently finished Miller Homes scheme, with details still limited but demand cited from the council’s housing register. Off-Market Luxury: Perth’s premium market is leaning on discretion, with an off-market buyer’s agency saying many top homes trade through trusted networks rather than public listings. Market Mood (Canada): Montreal Island’s residential score fell to 24.5/100 in July, placing it in a light buyer’s market as firm sales eased and expired listings rose. Policy & Taxes (South Korea): Seoul and national tax plans are moving to raise burdens on high-value, non-owner-occupied homes, aiming to stabilize prices and reward genuine residency. Build-to-Rent Milestone (Australia): Lendlease’s Docklands tower hit full height, adding 499 apartments and a new waterfront park, with first residents targeted for early 2027. Buyer Experience (Australia/UK): Research highlights stress and unexpected costs in home buying, pushing for more certainty across the transaction process. Deals & Finance: Walker & Dunlop arranged a $137.5M Brooklyn multifamily refinancing, while Capital Square launched a $42.95M DST for a 255-unit Richmond-area apartment community. Retail Real Estate Tie-In: Phillips Edison rolled out an AI-enabled property search site for brokers and retailers, aiming to speed up matching of tenants to grocery-anchored centers. Construction Risk: A Scottish developer collapsed mid-build on a 20-unit project near Peebles, leaving over £4.5M debt and no completed homes.