Real Messenger(RMSG.US)

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Real Messenger

RMSG.US

Real Messenger Corporation operates a real estate technology platform. The company connects agents, buyers, sellers, and other industry participants within a social platform. It operates across 35 countries, with primary reach in the U.S., as well as in markets, such as the U.K. and Australia.

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Ownership	%Owned	Share Chg	Report Date
Kwai Hoi Ma	40.65%	No Change	17/07/2025
Hudson River Trading LLC	0.65%	No Change	30/09/2025
BMO Asset Management Corp.	0.19%	No Change	30/09/2025
Citadel Advisors LLC	0.18%	No Change	30/09/2025
Renaissance Technologies LLC	0.11%	No Change	30/09/2025
Geode Capital Management, LLC	0%	-19.00	28/11/2025
SBI Holdings, Inc.	0%	No Change	30/09/2025

News

Trump 'not a huge fan' of adviser's plan to open 401(k) plans for buying homes

U.S. President Donald Trump expressed disapproval of his chief economic adviser Kevin Hassett's proposal to allow 401(k) withdrawals for home down payments, stating he prefers to preserve retirement funds. Trump emphasized the strong performance of 401(k) accounts compared to the housing market. Amid rising housing affordability issues, he has prioritized boosting home ownership and reducing interest rates, signing an executive order to limit institutional investors in the housing market and urging the Federal Reserve to lower rates. Analysts note that supply constraints remain a significant challenge in the housing market.

Reuters·11 Hours ago

Northern Virginia housing market outperforms national trends in 2025 with stronger price growth and tighter supply, making it more competitive.

In December, the local housing market in Fairfax, Virginia, showed significant price growth and limited supply, leading to a more competitive environment compared to the nationwide real estate sector. The national market concluded the year 2025 with slight increases in prices and a slow but steady rise in available inventory. This indicates a more robust performance in Fairfax compared to the rest of the country.

Unusual Whales·Yesterday at 23:43

Zentro Strengthens Go-To-Market With SmartMDU and Calix Platform, Cutting Property Issue Resolution 30% and Delivering Near-Perfect Uptime | CALX Stock News

Zentro has partnered with Calix to enhance its SmartMDU solution, achieving a 30% reduction in property issue resolution time and near-perfect uptime. This collaboration aims to improve resident experiences in multi-dwelling units (MDUs) by providing reliable, property-wide managed Wi-Fi. The SmartMDU solution has been recognized for its innovation, earning awards for property management software and connectivity. Zentro's deployment of SmartMDU has resulted in high resident satisfaction and operational efficiency for property managers, showcasing the potential for transformation in the MDU market.

StockTitan·Yesterday at 19:30

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StockTitan·Yesterday at 19:30

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Mortgage Rates Remain the Lowest in Three Years | FMCC Stock News

Freddie Mac reports that the average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage (FRM) is 6.09% as of January 22, 2026, slightly up from 6.06% the previous week but down from 6.96% a year ago. The 15-year FRM is at 5.44%, up from 5.38% last week and down from 6.16% last year. Chief Economist Sam Khater notes that the improving economy is encouraging more homebuyers to enter the market, emphasizing the importance of shopping around for the best rates.

StockTitan·Yesterday at 17:06

Rent in London’s poshest postcodes down for the first time in four years

Rents in London's most prestigious neighborhoods have declined for the first time in over four years, with a 0.6% year-on-year drop in December, according to LonRes. This decline is attributed to a 36.6% increase in market supply, easing pressure on rental prices. The number of rental contracts agreed rose by 16.9%, while instructions to let surged by 59%. Despite the drop, average rental values remain 31% higher than pre-pandemic levels, indicating a shift in the rental market dynamics.

Businesstimes News·Yesterday at 13:50