Rocket Reacts To Charge Of Housing Discrimination By HUD
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Rocket Reacts To Charge Of Housing Discrimination By HUD

Leaders at Rocket Companies are speaking out after being charged with discrimination by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. According to officials at HUD, a Black homeowner in Denver who was refinancing her property alleges that appraiser Maksym Mykhailyna with Maverick Appraisal Group and the appraisal management company Solidifi undervalued her property due…

Building For Families: These Cities Are Leading The Way
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Building For Families: These Cities Are Leading The Way

By ERIN FLYNN JAY As the housing crunch continues throughout the country, some cities are planning for growth when it comes to building homes for average families. Mark Buskuhl, owner of Ninebird Properties, a Texas-based investment firm, said Dallas is one of the fastest-growing cities in the nation and has been a top destination for…

Learn More About The Construction Lending Market With CEO Brian Mingham
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Learn More About The Construction Lending Market With CEO Brian Mingham

The CEO of a national end-to-end risk mitigation company says their platform opens doors to lenders that want to enter the construction market. Leaders at CFSI Loan Management in Colorado say that at most lending institutions, construction loans make up less than 10% of originations due to the challenges and complexities of managing these transactions….

Hitting The Market During The Holidays? What Sellers And Buyers Need To Know
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Hitting The Market During The Holidays? What Sellers And Buyers Need To Know

By KIMBERLEY HAAS The housing market traditionally cools during the holiday season as people focus on family and friends but industry leaders say it is a good time for potential sellers and buyers to weigh their options. After mortgage rates recently surged above 7%, real estate activity and consumer sentiment took a nosedive. Home delistings…

Will The Housing Market Boom Or Bust In 2022?
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Will The Housing Market Boom Or Bust In 2022?

By KIMBERLEY HAAS As the spring selling season begins, people in the mortgage and real estate industries are speculating on whether 2022 will be a year of growth or the start of the end for a red-hot market that has favored sellers and forced up the price of housing in many parts of the country….

Home Prices Are Up But Remain Far Below April 2006 Peak
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Home Prices Are Up But Remain Far Below April 2006 Peak

Homes are less affordable than they were a year ago, but they largely remain more affordable than at the peak of the 2006 housing boom, according to First American Financial Corporation’s Real House Price Index. In January, the RHPI rose 27% from the year prior, making it the fastest-growing RHPI – and fastest YOY decline…

Rents, Mortgage Payments Jumped In February

Rents, Mortgage Payments Jumped In February

Average monthly asking rent in the U.S. leaped to new heights in February, up 15% year-over-year to a record high of $1,901, though mortgage growth outpaced it yet again, according to Redfin. Rent growth saw its largest annual increase since Redfin began tracking rental data in February 2019. Mortgage payments rose 31% YOY to $1,716,…

Millennials Dominate In America’s Biggest Metros

Millennials Dominate In America’s Biggest Metros

Despite challenging conditions for first-time homebuyers, Millennials are actively engaging in the housing market, especially in the nation’s largest metros, according to a new analysis from LendingTree. The analysis found that Millennials– people aged 25 to 40 in 2021– make up a majority of homebuyers in most of the US’s largest metros, especially Denver, Seattle,…

Wishing For A White Christmas? Home Sales Will Likely Stay Warm This Winter, As Will The Weather

Wishing For A White Christmas? Home Sales Will Likely Stay Warm This Winter, As Will The Weather

By KIMBERLEY HAAS As people throughout the country wish for a white Christmas this upcoming weekend, it is expected that home sales will stay warm in many parts of the nation throughout the winter. Continued bidding wars, the Great Resignation, and Millennials on the market will all likely contribute to keeping home prices high during…

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