Next Generation Luxury Homebuyers Prepare to Leave Their Impact
A recent report reveals that 77% of participants are saving over $1,500 monthly, highlighting a growing trend in long-term financial planning strategies.
Portland explores PadSplit model to address inventory and affordability challenges.
Pilot program seeks to utilize spare bedrooms across the city, addressing affordability challenges and enhancing housing inventory for increased accessibility.
Factors that Will Effectively Improve Housing Affordability
Housing affordability remains a critical issue. Proposed solutions often rely on unrealistic assumptions, suggesting a need for a comprehensive strategy to address the crisis.
LGI Homes Launches New Community in the Seattle Area
Discover Meadow Brook, featuring a diverse range of three to five-bedroom homes, offering private lenders insight into emerging market opportunities.
Housing Supply Gap Expanded to 4.03 Million Homes, New Report Reveals
Explore the significant housing supply gap, particularly the South's 1.62 million home deficit, and its implications for private lenders in today’s market.
Green Brick Partners differentiates through high margins and land-centric strategy.
Green Brick Partners reported a 29.4% gross margin in Q4 2025, despite a 9.2% rise in incentives and a 14% year-over-year decline in starts.
Guidance for Brokerage Leaders in Uncertain Times from Paul Boomsma
LeadingRE CEO Paul Boomsma spoke to brokerage leaders about the uncertain outlook, emphasizing M&A activity, private listings, and profit pressures in the market.
HECM and HMBS Activity Sees Significant Decline in February
February HECM endorsements decreased by 20.7% to 1,821 loans. Additionally, HMBS issuance declined to $431 million, with 66 pools being issued.
Former Direct Mortgage Employees File Suit for Fraud and Unpaid Wages
Two former Direct Mortgage employees have filed a lawsuit claiming fraud and over $750,000 in unpaid wages, highlighting potential issues within the company.
Connecticut legislation addresses private real estate listings.
Connecticut Senate Bill 340 would require public marketing of property listings unless sellers choose to opt out, aligning with similar legislation in three states.