Mortgage Demand Declines on Memorial Day, Yet Yearly Gains Indicate Momentum
Mortgage applications fell by 3.9% in a week impacted by the Memorial Day holiday, signaling shifting trends in borrower demand and market conditions.
Fello’s next step: Integrating AI for a personalized approach in mortgages.
Discover how AI-powered tools are enabling loan officers to enhance personalization, strengthen client relationships, and identify new opportunities in the mortgage industry.
Maps Illustrating Areas of Strain in the Housing Market
Market conditions for resale and new-home markets indicate growing negativity among agents and builders, highlighting potential challenges for private lenders.
Wake County, North Carolina, Approves Property Tax Increase Amid Housing Cuts
Wake County's budget decision to raise property taxes and reduce affordable housing impacts public funding and market dynamics, raising concerns for private lenders.
Effective Use of 112 Real Estate Hashtags for Maximum Impact
Discover effective real estate hashtags to boost your social media visibility effortlessly. Learn the best practices and optimal usage for maximum impact.
Foreign Interest in US Housing Grows, Excluding Canadian Buyers
Explore the growing foreign interest in U.S. housing, with Austin and San Antonio leading the way. Discover insights that matter to private lenders.
GSEs may pursue public offerings while remaining under government oversight.
The Trump administration has explored making Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac public companies while maintaining their conservatorship, impacting private lenders.
Brooklyn’s Tallest Residential Tower Begins Listing Properties
Explore 143 luxury condominiums at Brooklyn Tower, offering immediate occupancy in a premier location, appealing to private lenders seeking investment opportunities.
International Demand for U.S. Housing Increases as Buyer Origins Change
Miami ranks as the top U.S. city for international buyers, generating 8.7% of foreign search traffic on Realtor.com, highlighting strong investment potential.
Court dismisses insider trading lawsuit involving Rocket’s Dan Gilbert.
Plaintiffs allege that chairman Dan Gilbert profited $500 million by selling company stock prior to Rocket's negative earnings report and outlook.