James Dwiggins and Keith Robinson sit down with Washington Realtors CEO Nathan Gorton and 2026 President Ryan Beckett to unpack a new Washington law that will impact the public marketing of private...
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Rocket will use the offering, which is split between notes due in 2031 and 2034, to pay debts, including Senior Notes due this...
Goldman Sachs pushed its next expected Fed rate cuts into 2027, while J.P. Morgan expects the central bank to stay on hold this...
Existing-home sales rose 3.2 percent in May to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.17 million, the highest level since December, according to NAR. The median price hit $429,300, marking 35 consecutive months of year-over-year...
Wendy Forsythe has been promoted to Chief Operating Officer at eXp Realty, the cloud-based brokerage announced this...
Better Home & Finance and Coinbase have funded the first Fannie Mae-backed mortgage collateralized by Bitcoin, with plans to open the product to qualified borrowers nationwide by this...
More than half of first-time buyers in the UK require financial support from family members to purchase their first property, with total family contributions reaching £11 billion including inheritance. The data from Savills shows 53% rely on family assistance through gifts, loans, or inheritance, whilst 64% draw on their own savings. The post Family support accounts for £11bn in first-time buyer funding...
The government will introduce a £250 annual cap on residential ground rents in England and Wales by late 2027, a year earlier than previously planned. The accelerated timeline affects more than four million leaseholders following pressure from MPs and parliamentary committees. The post Ground rent cap implementation brought forward to 2027 appeared first on...
UK homebuyers are now spending 21.3% of gross household income on initial mortgage repayments, the highest proportion since 2008. Regional disparities show North Norfolk, Hillingdon and Luton face the most acute affordability pressures. The post UK mortgage affordability reaches tightest level since 2008 appeared first on...
The Financial Conduct Authority has published proposals to reform mortgage lending rules, aiming to expand access for first-time buyers, self-employed workers and older borrowers. The consultation remains open until 28 July 2026. The post FCA proposes mortgage rule changes for wider borrower access appeared first on...