Imperial Capital Bank, La Jolla, Calif., is opening a flagship branch in downtown San Diego and expanding its Imperial Capital Express division into Phoenix, Atlanta, and Austin, Texas.The San Diego branch will provide commercial and multifamily real estate loans to downtown San Diego businesses and area residents. ICB, a subsidiary of ITLA Capital, is closing down another San Diego branch in January 2004, the bank said. The new ICB offices are expected to expand the marketing of the company's loan products across the "sunbelt states," including Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, the Carolinas, Georgia, and Florida. The division specializes in multifamily real estate loans up to $2 million and started its operations in Santa Monica, Calif., in April 2002.
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While expectations that another federal rate cut is on the way next week, other economic trends may be having a larger influence on mortgage lending.
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Home loan players are diverting technology budgets to cover back-office operations, after big spending in a downcycle, counter to historical patterns.
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Decreased homeowner equity corresponds to recent declining prices reported by leading housing researchers, but tappable amounts still sit near record highs.
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In addition, John Roscoe and Brandon Hamara have been appointed co-presidents at the government-sponsored enterprise, effective immediately.
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Forbearance or refinancing may help some, workarounds can keep many mainstream loans moving and one type of uncertainty does have an upside for rates.
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While the Federal Open Market Committee has yet to meet this month, investor pricing of longer-term bonds helped mortgages by 11 basis points, Wallethub said.
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