Foreign Buyer Curbs in Cyprus: Cyprus lawmakers are debating amendments that would restrict non-EU purchases, including limits on buying land near military sites, as claims grow that foreign demand is pushing prices up and raising security concerns. Multifamily Leasing Playbook: A new look at renter behavior shows most tenants bounce across multiple digital channels—property websites, listing services, reviews, and social media—so apartment marketing needs a consistent presence everywhere. Mortgage Standards Tighten: A Pew study says post-crash lending rules are still making mortgages harder to get, especially for borrowers with mid-range credit, even as default rates stay low. Arcadia Condo Push: Arcadia approved a 130-unit condo tower near the Metro A Line, including deed-restricted affordable units, adding momentum to the San Gabriel Valley’s downtown housing boom. Seoul Yongsan Park Fight: Seoul’s plan to build public rental housing at Yongsan Park faces backlash from tens of thousands of petitioners and the mayor, with critics calling it a “lottery” for a few. Local Housing & Property Costs: From a Kansas school budget that will raise property taxes to IRS guidance letting wildfire and flood victims rebuild lost tax records, the week’s housing news keeps circling back to affordability and paperwork. Affordable Housing Openings: Charleston reopened renovated Kiawah Homes with 61 historic units made fully affordable, while Fort Worth Housing Solutions is set to open Babers Manor in Stop Six. Rent Emergency in San Francisco: San Francisco’s rent emergency plan includes legal support to fight evictions, even as local reporting highlights ongoing housing disputes and squatter-related complications.