Proposed Multifamily Housing at the Former Jehovah’s Witnesses HQ in Brooklyn
Brooklyn's proposed multifamily housing project at a former Jehovah's Witnesses site requires extensive community and governmental review sessions before approval.
Brooklyn's proposed multifamily housing project at a former Jehovah's Witnesses site requires extensive community and governmental review sessions before approval.
New York City's approval of a 72-story tower in Brooklyn marks a significant advance in affordable housing, with over 1,200 new apartments planned by Rabina and Park Tower Group.
Fidelis Investors successfully completed its third rated residential transition loan securitization, valued at $143.925 million and supported by 330 loans from 29 lenders.
Explore California’s anti-deficiency statutes and their impact on lender recovery options post-default. Understand key factors like foreclosure methods and loan structures.
Explore California's anti-deficiency statutes and how they impact lenders' recovery rights post-default, including intricacies of guaranties and foreclosure methods.
The Fed's Michelle Bowman highlights the impact on banks and consumers as the market share of banks continues to decline, affecting private lending dynamics.
Longbridge Financial launches Retention IQ, a new program aimed at safeguarding loan pipelines for broker partners, enhancing stability and retention strategies.
CT Realtors, Smart MLS, and WeSERV were dismissed from the Zea lawsuit as the court ruled the alleged conduct took place outside of Florida jurisdiction.
Leading lender reports a significant $1.46 billion in fourth-quarter loan funding, with a notable 56% year-over-year increase and doubled production via its Tinman AI platform.
Aging homeowners are staying put, impacting housing inventory. Explore the factors driving this trend and its implications for private lenders in the market.