Real Estate Highlights and Lowlights from the Recent Week
Explore the potential impact of New York City's proposed pied-à-terre tax, critiques on home builders, and a Massachusetts town's decision on property tax increases.
Explore the potential impact of New York City's proposed pied-à-terre tax, critiques on home builders, and a Massachusetts town's decision on property tax increases.
Homeowners increasingly prioritize renovations over relocation, with painting, bathrooms, and kitchens leading the list of improvements. Discover key insights.
Keller Williams achieved 837,323 sides and $383.086B in volume, dominating the market, while Sotheby’s reported $140.316B, according to RealTrends data.
Private lenders may find insights in the mortgage industry's persistence in traditional approaches, focusing on top producers and internal design over innovative AI solutions.
Florida's single-family home prices are on the rise, with a median sales price of $420,000, reflecting a 1.8% annual increase. Explore more insights.
HOA lien filings increased by 8.6%, reaching nearly 285,000 nationwide, driven by significant activity in Florida, Louisiana, and Colorado.
As agents and brokerages shift towards specialized tools, private lenders must adapt to remain competitive in a focused and evolving market landscape.
Explore the evolving mortgage landscape as industry leaders seek to decrease credit report costs and discuss the potential for shared borrower files among lenders.
Invesco Mortgage Capital announces Kevin Collins as the new CEO, succeeding John Anzalone. Explore the implications for private lenders in this transition.
The Exit Strategy: Refinancing Private Loans with Traditional Banks The Exit Strategy: Refinancing Private Loans with Traditional Banks In the dynamic world of real estate finance, private mortgage loans often serve as crucial lifelines. They provide flexibility, speed, and access to capital for borrowers [...]