Forecasting Improved Housing Affordability in the Coming Years
Affordability in housing is projected to improve as home prices stabilize and incomes increase, potentially reducing the lock-in effect for buyers.
Boston rises as the leading large metropolitan market in the coming years.
Local experts highlight the metro's enduring economic strength and global appeal, intensifying competition among private lenders despite ongoing uncertainty.
Home Flipping Activity and Profits Decline in Recent Quarter
Discover insights on the current home flipping market, including median prices and profit trends, crucial for private lenders evaluating investment opportunities.
Fort Point Real Estate Partners Unveils Portfolio of 40 San Francisco Properties
Discover Fort Point Real Estate Partners' diverse portfolio of 40 properties across key San Francisco neighborhoods, highlighting attractive investment opportunities.
Court Directs California City to Approve Affordable Housing Development
Huntington Beach is mandated to finalize an affordable housing plan in 120 days, impacting private lenders and broadening housing options in the region.
Toll Brothers Utilizes Luxury Market to Address Homebuilding Challenges
Toll Brothers targets affluent buyers with luxury homes, maintaining healthy margins and steady growth amid a shifting housing market landscape.
Loft47 introduces an automated commission management platform for real estate teams.
Loft47 for Teams streamlines commission management, payouts, and accounting workflows, offering leaders real-time insights into team performance and efficiency.
Fed Implements Third Consecutive Rate Cut, Housing Market Faces Limited Relief
The Federal Reserve has reduced its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points, adjusting the target range to 3.5%–3.75%, impacting lending strategies.
Annual Foreclosure Activity Increases for Ninth Consecutive Month
Foreclosure filings rise, impacting one in 3,992 housing units nationwide. Explore the implications for private lenders and market dynamics further.
Mortgage Credit Availability Increases in November
Mortgage credit availability increased by 0.7%, reaching its highest level since 2022, primarily fueled by adjustable-rate mortgages and cash-out refinances.