U.S. Housing Market
Mamdani Announces One-Month Extension for Pied-à-Terre Tax Appeals
On Wednesday, an administration official said that letters were sent to 17,000 addresses believed to have second homes worth more than $5 million. Continue Reading Mamdani Announces One-Month Extension for Pied-à-Terre Tax Appeals
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of July 27-31
The latest shenanigans from Bill Pulte and Zohran Mamdani, Russian renters eyeballing Armenian apartments, and a “Partridge Family” star focusing on Catskills housing. Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of July 27-31
Mortgage Application Activity Down by 6.4%
The FHA share of total applications dipped to 16.9% from 17.0% the week prior. Continue Reading Mortgage Application Activity Down by 6.4%
Florida’s Fraternal Order of Police Opposes Property Tax Amendment
“Public safety should never become collateral damage with uncertain fiscal consequences,” said the organization. Continue Reading Florida’s Fraternal Order of Police Opposes Property Tax Amendment
NYC Median Asking Rent Hits New Record High
Rent increases occurred across the city’s five boroughs. Continue Reading NYC Median Asking Rent Hits New Record High
Ginnie Mae Mortgage-Backed Securities Portfolio Reached $2.97 Trillion in June
Year to date, Ginnie Mae facilitated the pooling and securitization of 339,562 first-time homebuyer loans. Continue Reading Ginnie Mae Mortgage-Backed Securities Portfolio Reached $2.97 Trillion in June
Alec Baldwin’s On-Again, Off-Again Listing of His Hamptons Estate is Off-Again
The home was featured on the TLC reality show starring Baldwin and his wife Hilaria. Continue Reading Alec Baldwin’s On-Again, Off-Again Listing of His Hamptons Estate is Off-Again
Mortgage Lender Rate Debuts New Division Offering Saunas and Cold Plunges
“Your health is your wealth,” said Victor Ciardelli, CEO of Rate Companies. Continue Reading Mortgage Lender Rate Debuts New Division Offering Saunas and Cold Plunges
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of July 6-10
A university tries to kick an 89-year-old man out of his home, a new wave of young buyers arrives in the housing market, and long-overdue closure at the site of the 9/11 attacks. Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of July 6-10
Housing Groups Ask Pulte to Delay New Condo Financing Requirements
The housing groups also requested that the FHFA offer assurance that the new policy changes will improve building safety without reducing access to affordable homeownership. Continue Reading Housing Groups Ask Pulte to Delay New Condo Financing Requirements
Housing Bill to Become Law Without Trump’s Signature
In a Truth Social post this morning, Trump said he would allow the bill to pass without his signature. Continue Reading Housing Bill to Become Law Without Trump’s Signature
Toll Brothers Previews New Sacramento-Area Community
Homes will range from 2,543 to over 3,600 square feet and will be priced from the mid-$900,000s. Continue Reading Toll Brothers Previews New Sacramento-Area Community
Missouri Realtors Host Rally Against Two Ballot Amendments
The organization allocated $1 million to the political action committee opposing Amendment 4. Continue Reading Missouri Realtors Host Rally Against Two Ballot Amendments
400-Unit Senior Living Development Planned for Chattanooga Area
The development will be based on the 80-acre site of a now-defunct dairy farm. Continue Reading 400-Unit Senior Living Development Planned for Chattanooga Area
Lennar Previews New Communities in California and Pennsylvania
The communities are based in Carson, California, and Lancaster City, Pennsylvania. Continue Reading Lennar Previews New Communities in California and Pennsylvania
