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Housing Market HUB

One upload, many portals

Housing Market HUB is our property distribution and syndication solution. It is designed to help agents, developers and eligible property owners upload listing information once and distribute it to selected portals and partner channels.

Good to know

Which portals and partner channels are available depends on the market and the current plan.

Part of Housing Market Group, which runs 34 country real estate portals.

Who it is for

  • Agents
  • Developers
  • Property owners

Also from Housing Market Group

The rest of the ecosystem

  • Housing Market Ads

    Advertising across the portal network, bought by impression.

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  • Housing Market CRM

    Keeps each enquiry attached to the property that produced it.

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  • Housing Market API

    The property data the portals run on, in one structure.

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Market news

Today across the network

The latest reporting from the markets Housing Market Group covers, written and published there. These are excerpts; the link on each opens the full report.

  • Argentina

    Budget Gap By Barrio

    The spread matters because Palermo is not competing only with other premium addresses. A buyer comparing Palermo Soho, Palermo Hollywood, Caballito and Villa Urquiza is comparing walkability, building age, expenses, nightlife, subway…

  • Australia

    Who Is Affected

    Upgraders gain leverage where listings linger and vendors need a contract before summer. First-home buyers get less auction heat but still face higher repayments. Investors are more cautious because tax changes and rate expectations reduce…

  • Bahrain

    District Reading

    Northern Muharraq land demand, Seef apartments, Juffair rentals and Amwaj lifestyle stock serve different buyers. A land-heavy month can lift total value while apartment sellers still face service-charge, occupancy and rental-yield…

  • Brazil

    Brooklin Flashpoint

    Local reporting in late August described protests against the Quintessence Campo Belo project, a 32-storey tower approved after the 2024 zoning revision changed height limits in parts of Brooklin. The developer said it was complying with…

  • Cambodia

    Who Is Affected

    Rural buyers, small investors and lenders face the clearest risk. Sellers with clean certificates may gain trust, while intermediaries promising high returns should face stronger scrutiny. Families using microfinance to buy speculative…

  • Canada

    Who Is Affected

    Renters in downtown, midtown and transit-linked suburban nodes need completions, not just applications. Condo buyers should separate active construction from marketing claims. Developers with financed sites may benefit if weaker projects…