Real Estate Highlights and Lowlights for the Week of May 11-15
Explore the latest developments in the mortgage and real estate sectors, including leadership changes and new tax impacts on homebuyers.
Explore the latest developments in the mortgage and real estate sectors, including leadership changes and new tax impacts on homebuyers.
Arbor Homes introduces its Arrival Series near Louisville, offering detached homes starting at $199,995, addressing the growing affordability gap in housing.
Discover the latest trends in Florida's housing market, including a notable increase in median sales prices for single-family homes, signaling growing demand.
Explore how scale influences U.S. homebuilding, impacting land access, purchasing power, and resilience amid shifting market conditions.
Credit conditions for AD&C loans have tightened again, though at the slowest pace in four years, signaling potential shifts in the market landscape.
Industry consultants discuss the evolving role of agents amid consolidation, considering changes in splits, autonomy, and the future of broker-provided leads.
Independent mortgage banks and bank subsidiaries reported a pretax net production profit increase to $727 per loan in Q1 2026, highlighting profitability trends.
A stockholder has filed a federal lawsuit against Two Harbors Investment Corp. and its directors, alleging misleading proxy disclosures that could impact shareholder trust.
AD Mortgage has initiated a $407 million non-QM securitization, comprising 979 loans, with 25% of collateral located in Florida.
Explore Bruce Simmons' insights on reverse mortgage sales habits, effective goal setting, time blocking strategies, and the importance of five follow-ups for success.