Investments

As mortgage originations have declined, those looking to cash in their chips and get out of the game are helping others grow market share, serving to change up the dynamics within the field.

The deal is expected to open up "substantial funding capacity" for Los Angeles-based BARH Dunmore, which launched in 2021.

St. John's Lutheran Church in Madison is redeveloping its property to build affordable housing blocks from the Capitol in the booming East Washington corridor.

Compared to a year ago, investors bought a greater number of properties and made up a larger share of overall purchases, returning to the market faster than individual buyers, according to Redfin.

Radian joins existing shareholders in the new financing, which adds to a Series A round of $19.8 million conducted in 2020.

Like some other servicers, it recorded a positive change in valuations during the first quarter, contrasting a negative adjustment in the previous period.

A special committee is exploring any possible structural "strategic alternatives," which would be aimed at increasing shareholder value, the real estate investment trust said.

The digital lender disclosed a prolonged low stock price could have forced it to redeem a $528 million convertible note from sponsor SoftBank.

The surprisingly strong U.S. economy has driven Treasury yields to the highest since late November as investors dial back bets on interest-rate cuts, wagering that policymakers will be wary of easing policy prematurely.

FTS, an umbrella company for Figure's lending arm, has submitted a confidential draft registration statement with the SEC, a precursor for going public.

Texas' largest markets saw the least amount of profit gained from flipped homes last year, with Austin even posting a loss, according to Attom.

The board has reduced some aspects of Rithm CEO Michael Nierenberg's pay, but also significantly raised the performance-based component.

Bond investors who were once convinced that the Federal Reserve would start cutting interest rates this week are painfully surrendering to a higher-for-longer reality and a murky path forward for the market.

Market participants have been so focused on determining when and how much the Federal Reserve will slow its balance-sheet unwind that they haven't even started to consider another wrinkle: the composition of the U.S. central bank's assets.

The credit-insurance risk transfer deal from Fannie Mae covers risk from $9 billion in single-family loans and includes a new LTV identifier for the first time.

Wall Street saw another busy session of bond sales as issuers looked to borrow before key economic data later this week.

The top three states have an average of 111 real estate-related searches per month per 100k residents.

The company, which has paired down its operations to concentrate on reverse mortgages, got a similar notice in December.

The public retirement fund, one of the biggest in the US, said four years ago it would review all of its fossil-fuel holdings as it sought to reduce investment risks linked to climate change.

In the derivatives markets, they've started pricing in that the Fed will carry out just four — or five at the most — quarter-point rate cuts in 2024, only slightly more than the three penciled in by policymakers.