Debt & housing affordability: Michael Hudson argues modern economies are trapped by creditor-driven debt growth, warning that debt-fueled “wealth” can unravel when property values fall. Policy & competition: Canada’s new $3.2B food security plan targets grocery competition, including $1B for food terminals/hubs and Competition Bureau enforcement aimed at lowering prices for consumers and independent grocers. Property rights dispute: Turkey accuses Cyprus of politicising the ECHR over property rights, as the Council of Europe keeps supervising a long-running displaced persons case. UK housing enforcement: Southwark Council says it has taken possession of a council flat linked to Sierra Leone’s First Lady Fatima Bio after a year-long investigation, with plans to reallocate it to people on the housing waiting list. Real estate finance & markets: Nigeria’s IPO slowdown is pushing corporates toward commercial paper as equity issuance cools. Global real estate tech/finance: PRYPCO Mint plans a June 19 gold feature on its tokenized real estate platform, letting users reinvest rental income into gold via PAXG under Dubai’s VARA framework. Mortgage basics: UK brokers say “offset” mortgages are hugely underused and could cut interest for savers—if lenders and borrowers actually use the linked savings effectively. Notable listings: A rare Michigan labor-history estate tied to UAW leader Walter Reuther is listed for $1.45M.