Southern Impression Homes Finishes Initial Phase of 213-Unit Dallas BTR Project
Southern Impression Homes, backed by Sumitomo Forestry, advances with its Dallas-area development, marking significant growth in the build-to-rent sector.
Land Prices Increased by 77% Since the Onset of the Pandemic
Raw land has seen an impressive appreciation of 86.5%, making it a noteworthy investment category for private lenders. Continue Reading Report: Land Prices Soared 77% Since the Pandemic
Maximizing Productivity: Effective Time Management for Real Estate Agents
Discover how agents enhance productivity by safeguarding proactive outreach time and implementing systems to reduce administrative burdens effectively.
Senate Probes Warsh on Ethics Amidst $100 Million Holdings Concerns
Warsh assures senators of his commitment to interest rate integrity, pledging to divest most assets as part of an ethics agreement amid pressures from Trump.
Lessons from Artemis II for Real Estate Agents on Sustaining a Career
Artemis II's 5-stage mission model provides private lenders with a strategic framework for effective prospecting, adaptability, and client engagement in the housing market.
Glenview Homes, a Canadian builder, ventures into the Texas market.
Glenview Homes, based in Ottawa, expands its footprint into Texas with a new Houston division under Blake Roberts, planning further statewide growth.
D.R. Horton’s Success Pressures Smaller Home Builders in the Market
D.R. Horton's stock showed positive movement post-fiscal Q2 earnings, reflecting investor confidence and stability amid financial expectations and operational transparency.
NAR Refines Three-Year Plan by Accelerating Implementation and Streamlining Governance
NAR has initiated approximately two-thirds of its projects for 2026-2028 in Q1, focusing on brand protection, broker resources, and MLS enhancements.
Impact of Iran Ceasefire Expiration on Mortgage Rates
Mortgage rates have declined as markets assess recent geopolitical events; however, investor anxiety may resurface due to various influences this week.
Reverse mortgage borrowers increasingly face significant budget deficits.
Rising budget deficits among low-income seniors highlight the need for reverse mortgages, while new HUD grants support free HECM counseling initiatives.