As of May 11, over 2 million homeowners remain in forbearance plans related to COVID-19, according to Black Knight data. The good news: Forbearance volume has declined steadily over the month across all types of loan plans.
But even as forbearance exits accelerate, serious questions remain: What will happen when forbearance programs created under the CARES Act expire? Will lackluster job growth in April hurt homeowners’ abilities to stay in their homes?
The team recorded over $160 million in closed sales volume in 2025. Continue Reading San Diego’s Jackson Arnett Group Joins Douglas Elliman Realty
The company expects the first residents by September 2027. Continue Reading Thompson Thrift to Build 273-Unit Multifamily Community in Reno
Sales are slated to start in May and pricing begins in the low $500,000s. Continue Reading Oakwood Homes to Begin Sales at New Utah Master-Planned Community
“American citizens, too, would become collateral damage,” Castro claimed. Continue Reading Obama HUD Chief: Trump Housing Rule Would ‘Scapegoat Immigrants’
Sales in the Northeast decreased 12.2% year-over-year while the median sales price increased 5.7% to $494,500. Continue Reading Maine Home Sales Total and Median Sales Price Unchanged Year-Over-Year
Construction on Phase 1 infrastructure, including demolition, road networks and storm drain systems, is currently underway. Continue Reading WRS Inc. Breaks Ground on $1.2 Billion DC-Area Mixed-Use Project
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