Tariff Impacts on Homebuilders Announced this Tuesday
Homebuilders seek stability amid economic volatility, anticipating potential impacts of upcoming tariffs on construction costs and project planning.
CFPB Dismisses TILA Lawsuit Involving Vanderbilt Mortgage
The bureau has dismissed charges against a lender over claims of "unaffordable loans," impacting borrowers' home retention. Implications for private lending practices arise.
Ohio Home Sales Increased by 0.8%
Ohio's average home sales price is $274,522, reflecting a 0.8% increase. Discover insights that could impact private lending strategies.
One in Seven Pending Home Sales Canceled, According to Recent Report
Atlanta experiences the highest rate of canceled home sales in the U.S., with nearly 20% of pending transactions falling through. Explore the implications for private lenders.
Under Armour CEO Puts Maryland Equestrian Estate on Market for $22 Million
Explore a Maryland equestrian estate featuring a sprawling 16,000-square-foot residence, offering potential opportunities for private lenders in luxury real estate.
Rocket reveals strategic shift during fourth quarter earnings discussion.
Rocket reported net revenue of $1.8 billion and adjusted revenue of $1.2 billion in Q4 2024, exceeding expectations and highlighting strong performance.
Toll Brothers Introduces New Phase in Atlanta Luxury Community
Explore Sterling Pointe's latest offering of 64 two-story single-family homes, showcasing modern designs that cater to diverse buyer preferences.
Real Estate Highlights and Challenges for the Week of February 24-28
Explore recent developments affecting the mortgage industry, including CFPB policy shifts, EV charger installation strategies, and unique home selling tactics.
Housing executives share differing perspectives on affordability and sales forecasts.
Survey results indicate that just 52 respondents anticipate sub-6% mortgage rates by 2025, while 79 believe this target is more achievable by 2026.
Home Sale Cancellations Reach Unprecedented Levels
New data indicates over 14% of home sales failed in January, marking the highest rate in eight years, raising concerns for private lenders in the market.