U.S. Housing Market
Trump Sparks Backlash Over Affordable Homeownership Comments
“We’re not going to destroy the value of their homes so that somebody that didn’t work very hard can buy a home,” said Trump. Continue Reading Trump Sparks Backlash Over Affordable Homeownership Comments
NYC Mayor Mamdani Backpedals on Promise to Expand Housing Voucher Program
He blamed the administration of his predecessor, Eric Adams, for his change in direction. Continue Reading NYC Mayor Mamdani Backpedals on Promise to Expand Housing Voucher Program
China and Singapore Lead the World in Online Searches for Miami-Area Real Estate
Part of this renewed interest from Asia could be tied to the Gold Card initiative signed by President Trump last month. Continue Reading China and Singapore Lead the World in Online Searches for Miami-Area Real Estate
Experian Offers Free VantageScore 4.0 to Mortgage Lenders
“Experian is dedicated to fostering a more competitive mortgage landscape,” said CEO Brian Cassin. Continue Reading Experian Offers Free VantageScore 4.0 to Mortgage Lenders
Zillow and Esusu Team on Credit Reporting for Renters Initiative
Starting in November, renters can sign up for rent reporting directly through Zillow to start having their payments reported each month. Continue Reading Zillow and Esusu Team on Credit Reporting for Renters Initiative
Foreign Buyers Acquiring Fewer US Existing Homes, But Paying More for Them
For the 15th consecutive year, Florida remained the top destination for foreign buyers, accounting for 23% of all international purchases. Continue Reading Foreign Buyers Acquiring Fewer US Existing Homes, But Paying More for Them
MBA: $480.1 Billion in Multifamily Mortgages During 2022
Last year’s total was generated by 2,242 lenders. Continue Reading MBA: $480.1 Billion in Multifamily Mortgages During 2022
A Phil Hall Op-Ed: Should Biden Pay Homeowners to Sell Their Properties?
The ideas being offered are fascinating, albeit by default rather than design since no other ideas are forthcoming. Continue Reading A Phil Hall Op-Ed: Should Biden Pay Homeowners to Sell Their Properties?
Howard Hughes’ One-Time LA Mansion Listed for $23 Million
Hughes’ rise to aviation and filmmaking prominence came during his years at the mansion. Continue Reading Howard Hughes’ One-Time LA Mansion Listed for $23 Million
Residential Property Development Announced for World Trade Center Site
The new property will also include more than 190,000 square feet of commercial retail and office space. Continue Reading Residential Property Development Announced for World Trade Center Site
Study: 58% of Gen Z Consumers Live with Family Members
“The relationship between household income and household composition explains why many families tend to struggle financially,” said LendingClub’s Alia Dudum. Continue Reading Study: 58% of Gen Z Consumers Live with Family Members
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of July 24-28
The residents of the exclusive Hope Ranch enclave of Santa Barbara, California, don’t want a royal couple as neighbors. Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of July 24-28
First-Time Buyers Need to Earn 13% More Than a Year Ago to Purchase Starter Home
The only major metros where starter-home buyers need less income than they did a year ago are San Francisco, Austin and Phoenix. Continue Reading First-Time Buyers Need to Earn 13% More Than a Year Ago to Purchase Starter Home
$91 Million Affordable and Supportive Housing Development Opens in the Bronx
All apartments are affordable to households earning at or below 80% of the Area Median Income. Continue Reading $91 Million Affordable and Supportive Housing Development Opens in the Bronx
HUD Debuts $85 Million Program for Removing Barriers to Affordable Housing
“We are acting to increase the supply of affordable housing,” said HUD Secretary Fudge. Continue Reading HUD Debuts $85 Million Program for Removing Barriers to Affordable Housing
