Real Estate Highlights and Lowlights for the Week of June 23-27
Explore how cryptocurrency is influencing housing policy, HUD's new headquarters developments, and Cincinnati's stadium decision, impacting private lenders.
Explore how cryptocurrency is influencing housing policy, HUD's new headquarters developments, and Cincinnati's stadium decision, impacting private lenders.
New appointments in the mortgage industry highlight leadership shifts, notably Andrew Hughes stepping in as deputy secretary, affecting policy direction and operations.
Scott Turner, HUD Secretary, describes recent FHA program rescissions as bold and necessary, indicating a significant shift in housing policy oversight for lenders.
Explore City Ventures' latest development of townhomes in the LA area, starting from $500,000. Discover new opportunities for private lenders today.
Compass is challenging Zillow's upcoming listing standards policy in court, potentially delaying its implementation and impacting the real estate market dynamics.
Freddie Mac's challenges deepen as FHFA Director Bill Pulte reveals ongoing communication from a former employee arrested for making threats against the agency.
Explore the challenges of affordable homeownership in California, where high annual income requirements affect 16 of the 25 counties. Learn more now.
Median sales price of new homes increased to $426,600, signaling potential shifts in market dynamics despite a decline in overall new home sales.
Explore the growing trend of pet ownership in the U.S., revealing insights for private lenders on the potential impact on housing and financial services markets.
First American Financial Corp. has confirmed Kevin Wall's departure, though the reasons behind the change remain undisclosed, raising questions in the industry.