The next DFW growth may be in the south rather than the north; here’s the plan.
Explore the evolution of the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area as it expands northward, influencing private lending opportunities in emerging neighborhoods.
Addressing the Financing Gap Limiting Access to Starter Homes
Explore how seller financing provides a solution for capable homebuyers who lack traditional documentation, allowing them access to affordable starter homes.
Private Listings Opt-Out: Hindrance or Empowerment?
States are implementing three private listings models that require public marketing and opt-out warnings in statutes or agency documents, impacting private lenders.
Boston Suburb Takes Legal Action Against Massachusetts Over Housing Project
Wellesley challenges housing development plans at MassBay Community College, citing concerns over the suitability of the 5-acre lot for residential conversion.
Title Insurance Premiums Reached $4.5 Billion in the First Quarter
Title insurance claims decreased to nearly $151 million in Q1, indicating potential shifts in market dynamics. Explore the full report for key insights.
Indiana Leads in Realtor.com Affordability and Homebuilding Rankings
"New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Hawaii, Connecticut, and California receive F grades in affordability, impacting private lenders and market dynamics."
Builder Confidence Continues to Lag Due to Affordability Issues
Builder confidence is declining as affordability concerns rise, with 35% of builders lowering prices. Explore insights impacting private lenders and the market.
Jessica Edgerton’s Strategy for CMLS During MLS Uncertainty
Jessica Edgerton's leadership at CMLS emphasizes the importance of defending neutral data and enhancing dialogue on listing policy and broker engagement.
Study Finds 242 Cities with Starter Homes Priced Over $1 Million
Explore the rise of million-dollar starter homes in Northeast cities, highlighting ongoing housing shortages and shifting market dynamics for private lenders.
The Role of Hazard Insurance as a Constraint in the Housing Market
The U.S. requires a comprehensive approach to manage rising recovery costs from natural disasters, as their frequency and impact expand nationwide.