Nationwide Home Flipping Activity Declines Amid Contracting Profits
Q1 2025 saw the lowest recorded property flips since 2018, highlighting a potential slowdown in the housing market that private lenders should monitor closely.
Kentucky Sees Increase in Home Sales with More New Listings Available
Kentucky's home sales increased, with a median price of $279,000, reflecting a significant month-over-month rise amid more listings. Explore the details.
Toll Brothers Apartment Living Launches New Luxury Community Near Dallas
Explore a new luxury community featuring 364 residences in various layouts, ideal for private lenders seeking investment opportunities in the housing market.
PNC Launches $208 Million Fund for Affordable Housing Initiatives
Discover how PNC and key financial partners are enhancing affordable housing initiatives with a significant $208 million investment fund for community growth.
Homebuilders lack incentive to increase permits amid rising interest rates.
New home sales increased last month; however, builders remain cautious about issuing new permits or starting projects amidst persistently high mortgage rates.
Bing Crosby’s Northern California Estate Sold for $25 Million Discounted Price
Discover the unique architectural charm and investment potential of a historic French chateau in Hillsborough, now available at a reduced price of $25 million.
Smaller Down Payments Driven by Increased Use of FHA and VA Loans
Home prices increased 1.4% year over year; however, the deceleration in growth is leading to decreased down payment amounts for buyers.
UWM Addresses AI Concerns; Optimal Blue Enhances Refinancing Automation
This week in mortgage news: industry concerns over "AI fear," Zillow Rentals' introduction of conversational AI, and Optimal Blue's new refinance tool launch.
Rising Costs Are Penalizing Homeownership for Millions, Reports First American
Housing cost burdens for borrowers have increased, rising from 19.8% to 20.3% of household income, signaling potential challenges for private lenders.
HUD Provides Minimal Details on Reverse Mortgages in Budget Justifications
HUD's 2026 budget justification reveals limited details on reverse mortgages, highlighting potential shifts in policy focus that may impact private lenders.