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Negotiated deed-in-lieu structure highlights Seattle investment firm's ability to partner with lenders on complex real estate transactions BELLEVUE, Wash., Oct. 20, 2026 -- Keelbase Capital, a Seattle-based real estate investment firm, today announced the acquisition of...
Global Brokerage Strengthens Midwest Presence with First Iowa Location LOS ANGELES, Oct. 20, 2026 -- Global real estate brokerage The Agency proudly announces the opening of The Agency Des Moines, further expanding its presence in the Midwest. Located in West Des Moines...
VANCOUVER, BC - October 20, 2026 - Western Star Resources Inc. (CSE: WSR) (OTC: WSRIF) (FRA: 4K2) (the “Company” or “Western Star”), further to its news release of 13th October, 2026 outlining the planned drill program at the Rowland Tungsten Property, is pleased to announce the priority drill targets and a planned four-hole, approximately 1,950-foot (594-metre) drill program for its 100% owned White Star Tungsten Project, approximately 4 kilometres south of Rowland in Elko County, Nevada, USA. Together with the six holes planned at Rowland, the Company’s planned 2026 Nevada drill program now comprises 10 holes totalling approximately 5,000 feet (1,524 metres) from seven drill pads across the two properties. The White Star drill targets were developed using the same integrated approach applied at Rowland, combining the maiden White Star field program, the UAV magnetic survey and three-dimensional magnetic inversion, the rock-chip and soil assay results. Each planned hole tests one of the two tungsten-in-soil anomalies defined at White Star in 2026, the North Zone and the South Zone, and, as at Rowland, every planned drill pad is sited on existing disturbance. White Star is the third project in the Company’s U.S. tungsten portfolio to reach the drill-target stage in 2026. Key Highlights: - Completes the planned 2026 Nevada drill program: White Star adds four holes and approximately 1,950 feet to the six holes and approximately 3,050 feet announced at Rowland on 13th October, 2026, for a combined 10 holes and approximately 5,000 feet (1,524 metres) from seven drill pads. - Two priority drill targets defined at White Star – the North Zone and the South Zone - the two tungsten-in-soil anomalies defined by the 2026 Phase 2 soil program. - Planned four-hole, approximately 1,950-foot (594-metre) program from three drill pads, all sited on existing disturbance. Hole locations are preliminary and subject to adjustment pending field verification and permitting. - North Zone (two holes, 1,000 feet): holes test beneath the rock-chip sample WS-16-01 (0.126% WO3) and beneath the southern part of the soil anomaly, which is developed across the quartz monzonite – tactite contact mapped by Coats (1964). - South Zone (two holes, 950 feet): holes test beneath soil sample B206 (2,230 ppm W; 0.28% WO3), the highest value returned at White Star, and the adjacent anomalous samples B205 and B203. - Plan of Operations submission to the U.S. Forest Service and the Nevada Bureau of Mining Regulation and Reclamation reclamation permit are advancing in parallel, with the objective of drilling Rowland and White Star as a single, district-scale campaign. Blake Morgan, the CEO and President of Western Star, stated, “Following our Rowland announcement, White Star moves into the drill-target stage on the back of the same integrated field season. The Batholith Mine is the only documented historical tungsten producer in the Charleston Mining District, and our maiden program has built a modern dataset around it for the first time. With both Rowland and White Star now ready for drill testing, the consolidated Jarbidge–Charleston tungsten footprint can move into the drill program as a single, district-scale campaign of ten holes and approximately 5,000 feet.” Drill Target Inventory As at Rowland, the White Star drill targets were generated from the coincidence of the tungsten-in-soil anomalies defined by the Phase 2 soil program with the contacts modelled by the three-dimensional magnetic inversion, the historical workings and the 2026 rock-chip result. (Figure 1, Table 1). The planned drill holes are preliminary in nature. Collar and pad locations, hole orientations and lengths remain subject to adjustment pending field verification, permitting and final program design. Table 1: White Star drill targets and the combined 2026 Nevada drill program. Figure 1: Planned drill holes at the White Star Tungsten Project over gridded tungsten-in-soil results. Hole locations are preliminary and subject to adjustment pending field verification and permitting. North Zone At the North Zone, WST26-01 is collared on the existing road (WSN-PAD-1) beside the rehabilitated historical pit at rock-chip sample WS-16-01 (0.126% WO3) and is drilled steeply north-east at −70 degrees beneath the pit, reaching the 0.005 SI margin of the weakly magnetic body modelled by the inversion at approximately 136 metres (446 feet) down-hole. WST26-02 is collared on a cleared flat at the end of a short existing road spur (WSN-PAD-2) and is drilled west-northwest at −45 degrees beneath soil samples B064 (47.4 ppm W) and B047 (105.5 ppm W) on the southern side of the anomaly. The North Zone is developed across the contact between the quartz monzonite and the tactite and calc-silicate hornfels mapped by Coats (1964), the conventional setting for tungsten skarn mineralisation (Figure 2). Figure 2: North Zone – plan and cross-section A–A′ through planned holes WST26-01 and WST26-02, with modelled magnetic susceptibility and the soil anomaly. South Zone At the South Zone, both holes are planned from a single pad (WSS-PAD-1) testing below soil sample B206 (2,230 ppm W). WST26-03 is drilled west at −50 degrees beneath B206 and B205 (92.1 ppm W), passing beneath the mapped trace of the interpreted magnetic-low lineament at approximately 120 metres (394 feet) down-hole. WST26-04 is drilled south-southwest at −55 degrees beneath B205 and B203 (49.2 ppm W). The inversion shows the South Zone overlying a non-magnetic trough, flanked by weakly magnetic ground to the north-east and at depth to the south-west, that coincides with the interpreted magnetic-low lineament; the planned holes test the soil anomaly within this low (Figure 3). Figure 3: South Zone – plan and cross-section B–B′ through planned holes WST26-03 and WST26-04, showing the non-magnetic trough beneath the soil anomaly. Permitting and Path to Drilling The Plan of Operations for the proposed drill program at White Star is being prepared by KC Harvey Environmental for submission to the U.S. Forest Service, in parallel with the Nevada Bureau of Mining Regulation and Reclamation reclamation permit, and is being advanced alongside the Rowland program so that both properties can be drilled in a single campaign. Pad locations, access and hole designs remain subject to field verification and permitting. The Company will provide further updates as permitting milestones are reached. Planned Drill Hole Details Table 2: Planned drill hole collar locations and orientations, White Star Tungsten Project. Coordinates are NAD83 / UTM Zone 11N; elevations from USGS 3DEP 1 m LiDAR. Planned holes are preliminary and subject to adjustment pending field verification and permitting. Technical Notes No new assay results are reported in this news release. Soil, rock-chip, float and channel sample results referred to in this news release have been previously disclosed by the Company. Soil geochemical values represent surficial dispersion and are not, and should not be interpreted as, indicative of grade or of any mineral resource. Soil anomalies are defined at the 90th percentile of the routine Phase 2 soil population (23.1 ppm W for the White Star survey). Rock-chip and float samples are selective by nature and are not necessarily representative of the mineralisation. WO3 values are calculated from elemental tungsten (W) using a conversion factor of 1.2611. Gridded tungsten-in-soil images were generated from the Phase 2 soil results by inverse-distance weighting of log-transformed tungsten values on a 5-metre grid, limited to within approximately 60 metres of a sample. The grids are presented to illustrate the distribution of tungsten in soil and are not, and should not be interpreted as, estimates of grade. The three-dimensional magnetic inversion was completed by East Coast Consulting from the Company’s 2026 UAV magnetic survey and models magnetic susceptibility in 25-metre cells. Modelled susceptibility contacts are interpretations of a non-unique geophysical model rather than direct observations of geology, and their position and depth may differ from those encountered in drilling. Down-hole depths to modelled contacts quoted in this news release are measured along the planned hole from the collar and are approximate. Qualified Person The scientific and technical information contained in this news release has been reviewed and approved by Jasper Mowatt, MIMMM (Membership No. 0486653) and MAusIMM (Membership No. 3178851), a consultant to the Company and a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects. Mr. Mowatt is not independent of the Company. About Western Star Resources Western Star Resources is a mineral exploration company focused on the acquisition, exploration and advancement of mineral properties, with a growing strategic emphasis on tungsten and critical minerals in the United States. The Company is advancing a portfolio of past-producing tungsten assets in Nevada and New Mexico while maintaining additional exploration exposure through its Western Star property in British Columbia. Contact Information: Blake Morgan, Director, President and CEO blake@acvc.vc Neither the Canadian Securities Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the Canadian Securities Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this press release. Certain of the statements made and information contained herein may constitute “forward-looking information”. In particular, references to drill targets, the planned drill program, its design, timing, permitting, financing and completion, the interpretation of geophysical models, and future work programs or expectations on the quality or results of such work programs are subject to risks associated with operations on the property, exploration activity generally, permitting, equipment limitations and availability, as well as other risks that the Company may not currently be aware of. Accordingly, readers are advised not to place undue reliance on forward-looking information. Except as required under applicable securities legislation, the Company undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. 20, 2026 -- Down Payment Resource (DPR), the housing industry's leading affordability intelligence platform, today announced a partnership with ARMLS® (Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service). Founded in 1982 and based in Tempe, Arizona, ARMLS has grown into one of the largest MLSs in the country, serving more than 38,000 subscribers.
BOULDER, Colo., Oct. 20, 2026 -- Floify, the mortgage industry's leading point-of-sale (POS) solution, today announced the launch of Verification of Assets (VOA) within Floify Verify, its native verification service powered by Argyle. Lenders using Floify have been able to verify income and employment directly through Floify Verify for some time.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20, 2026 -- Chicago Atlantic Real Estate Finance, Inc. (NASDAQ: REFI) ("Chicago Atlantic" or the “Company”), a commercial mortgage real estate investment trust, announced details for the release of its results for the third quarter ended September 30, 2026.
AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 20, 2026 -- FirstClose™, a leading fintech provider of data and workflow solutions for home equity and mortgage lenders nationwide, announced today that PROGRESS in Lending (PIL) has recognized Chief Technology Officer Dan Kellett for his influence on how lenders approach home equity technology, naming him one of nine 2026 Lending Luminaries.
Taizhou, China, Oct 20, 2026 - On October 13, 2026, the "Lutian Global Energy Partner Conference 2026," hosted by Lutian Machinery Co.,Ltd.(605259.SH), took place in Taizhou, Zhejiang. The event featured a tour of the company’s production facilities, thematic forums, the launch of comprehensive solar-plus-storage solutions for diverse scenarios, and the signing of strategic partnership agreements. Over 200 key distributors and partners from countries around the world participated, joined by industry experts who engaged in discussions on new energy market trends, technological pathways for solar-plus-storage, and global collaboration. The summit showcased LUTIAN’s full-spectrum solar-plus-storage capabilities—encompassing inverters, batteries, integrated solar-plus-storage units, and commercial/industrial energy storage systems—and introduced an upgrade plan for the company’s global service network. Production Base Tour: Showcasing Manufacturing Systems and New Energy Production Lines During the conference, attendees visited LUTIAN’s Taizhou production base, touring the product showroom, the smart energy center, and the energy storage manufacturing facility. The tour included stops at precision assembly lines, automated quality inspection stations, and mass-production units for energy storage products, demonstrating to global partners how LUTIAN has expanded its manufacturing ecosystem from general power equipment to solar-plus-storage solutions. LUTIAN operates four major R&D centers—located in Taizhou, Shanghai, Chongqing, and Suzhou—along with a CNAS-accredited national laboratory and a laboratory operated in partnership with TUV. With over 300 proprietary intellectual property rights, the company possesses a robust R&D foundation that drives the continuous iteration and advancement of its solar-plus-storage product portfolio. Showcasing Technical Capabilities: From Technology Accumulation to Solution Implementation At the conference, LUTIAN systematically presented its solar-storage solutions for the global market, covering four major categories: energy storage inverters, energy storage batteries, integrated photovoltaic and energy storage systems, and commercial and industrial (C&I) energy storage systems. The power range covers 500 W to 250 kW, and the energy storage capacity ranges from 1 kWh to 5 MWh. This series of products targets diverse scenarios such as home energy storage, outdoor operations, emergency backup power, and small commercial and industrial applications, featuring modular design, flexible capacity expansion, and plug-and-play capabilities. LUTIAN stated that the company has accumulated extensive technical patents in core components such as inverters, BMS, and EMS, and uses AI to optimize energy scheduling and improve system operating efficiency. LUTIAN also revealed that it is laying out next-generation energy infrastructure along the main line of power electronics, expanding into areas such as AIDC intelligent computing center integrated power supply and SST solid-state transformers. Market Assessment: Global Energy Storage Demand Shows Structural Growth During the conference, LUTIAN shared its assessment of the global energy storage market from an industry perspective. The company believes that demand for residential energy storage remains strong in high-electricity-price regions such as Europe and North America, while regions with weak power infrastructure, such as Africa and Southeast Asia, have a rigid demand for emergency backup power and off-grid solutions. The global energy storage market is showing a trend of structural growth. This assessment aligns with LUTIAN’s own business performance. In full-year 2025, the company’s energy storage business achieved revenue growth of 347.93% year on year, and its second growth curve is accelerating its formation. Global Footprint: Focusing on Overseas Markets and Upgrading Service Networks In terms of market strategy, LUTIAN has clearly prioritized overseas markets, continuing to deepen its presence in key regions where it holds a competitive advantage. In response to the industry trend toward the commoditization of photovoltaic energy storage hardware, LUTIAN has announced an upgrade to its global service network, shifting the focus of competition from product performance to service capabilities and long-term asset value. The company is advancing the development of its service system across four dimensions: digitalization, localization, standardization, and normalization. LUTIAN has pledged to uphold its partnership commitments—characterized by efficient responsiveness, transparent processes, a focus on empowerment, and shared risk—while leveraging a service system that spans the entire product life cycle as its core competitive advantage. Signing of Cooperation Agreement: Reaching a strategic partnership intent with key partners During the conference, LUTIAN reached a strategic cooperation agreement with a key strategic client, and an on-site signing ceremony was held. The partnership will focus on areas such as expanding into the new energy market, developing distribution channels, and promoting products. At the conference, LUTIAN reaffirmed its long-term partnership positioning: for partners already operating within the new energy sector, LUTIAN provides support rooted in shared technological origins, an unwavering commitment to quality, and end-to-end supply chain delivery capabilities; For partners who have yet to enter the new energy sector, LUTIAN is prepared to share its resources—including technology, manufacturing capabilities, certifications, and market access—to help facilitate a smooth transition from traditional power sources to new energy solutions. About LUTIAN Founded in 2002 and listed on the Main Board of the Shanghai Stock Exchange in 2021 (stock code: 605259), Lutian Machinery Co., Ltd. is an enterprise dedicated to the R&D, manufacturing, and sales of general-purpose power machinery, high-pressure washers, and new energy storage products. The company operates four R&D centers—located in Taizhou, Shanghai, Chongqing, and Suzhou—as well as five production bases, with products exported to over 100 countries and regions worldwide. In recent years, LUTIAN has accelerated its strategic deployment in the solar-plus-storage sector, building an end-to-end energy ecosystem that encompasses power generation, storage, and consumption. Its energy storage business is rapidly emerging as the company’s second growth curve. Company: Lutian Machinery Co.,Ltd. Contact Person: Dillon Wang Email: zkk@chinalutian.com Website: https://www.chinalutian.com/ Telephone: +86-576-82620999 City: Taizhou, Zhejiang, China
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AMSTERDAM, October 20, 2026--Regulatory News: CTP, Europe's largest listed owner, developer and manager of logistics and industrial real estate by gross lettable area (GLA), has signed a lease with Pepco, a leading European values retailer offering clothing for the whole family, as well as household go