KB Home CFO Robert Dillard plans to resign this month.
KB Home's CFO, Robert R. “Rob” Dillard, will step down effective May 8. His departure is unrelated to any disagreements, as disclosed in a recent filing.
Mortgage Spreads: Key Factor in Maintaining Rates Below 7%
Mortgage spreads reach peaks, indicating that with a stable 10-year yield, rates could surpass 7%. Insights for private lenders navigating market trends.
Analyzing Consumer Confidence Indicators for Recession Risk and Economic Trends
Gain insights into consumer attitudes and economic expectations through the University of Michigan Surveys of Consumers, a reliable recession predictor.
Realtracs Expands Its Coverage to a Nationwide Scale
Compass International Holdings and United Real Estate are enhancing their reach by integrating listings into the Realtracs platform, expanding its nationwide coverage.
Real Estate Highlights and Low Points for the Week of April 27 to May 1
Explore how recent policy changes, including a new deed theft prevention agency and increasing mortgage debt among Alaskan homeowners, impact the lending landscape.
Launch of Clayton CrossMod Single-Section Missing Middle Housing
Explore how Clayton's operational mantra, inspired by the kaizen principle, promotes continuous improvement and strategic innovation within the private lending sector.
Uncertainty Over ROAD Act Increases Pressure on BTR Projects
Bipartisan concerns arise over Section 901 as developers report halted lending and stalled projects, prompting scrutiny from private lenders on its impact.
San Francisco Luxury Home Market Sees 22% Increase in Sales
"Explore the surge in San Francisco's luxury market, where median sale prices reached $6.8M, reflecting strong demand and a 22% sales increase year-over-year."
Weekly Update on Real Estate Antitrust and Commission Litigation
Court filings have revived claims from DeYoung and Zea, while Hardy heads to appeal. Batton plaintiffs pursue efforts to block Tuccori settlements.
Mortgage Broker Survey Reveals Increased AI Adoption and Training Gaps
A recent AD Mortgage survey reveals that 55% of brokers regularly utilize AI, with training satisfaction averaging 6.49 out of 10, highlighting technology's growing role.