The national mortgage delinquency rate was up by 13% from the record low in March into April, according to new data from Black Knight Inc. (NYSE:BKI). But while that might seem extreme, the total U.S. delinquency rate in April was only a mere 3.31%. Early-stage...
While the world has moved on from the Covid-19 pandemic, the global workplace has yet to fully resume its pre-pandemic status – especially in office properties. A new survey by Unispace of 9,500 employees and 6,650 employers from 17 countries found that only half of...
Plaquemines, Louisiana, has earned the unfortunate distinction as being the riskiest place in the U.S. for property owners due to natural disaster damage. Plaquemines was cited in CoreLogic’s latest Climate Risk Analytics report, which tracked natural disaster threats...
The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) runs the risk of having a significant oversupply of office space that will impact the market until at least 2041. A new report prepared by Altus Group and released by NAIOP Greater Toronto predicted the near-future with three hybrid work...
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Utah Division of Consumer Protection (DCP) announced a settlement with the principals of a Utah-based real estate investment training company that involves a $15 million penalty and a permanent ban from being involved in...
Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) Director Sandra L. Thompson pushed back again at claims that her office is seeking to penalize homebuyers with good credit in order to help those with shaky credit achieve homeownership. In written testimony submitted this morning...
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of Aug. 24-28
