In this week’s episode of the Power House podcast, HousingWire President Diego Sanchez sits down with Terry Schmidt, CEO of San Diego-based Guild Mortgage, to discuss the company’s recent acquisitions, reverse mortgages... Read more »
Renters are more likely than homeowners to feel disconnected from their neighbors, according to a Redfin-commissioned survey of 894 renters and 805 homeowners aged 18 to 65. Whether it’s refining your business... Read more »
Leyad, a real estate investment firm based in Canada, has acquired the Ink48 Hotel in Midtown Manhattan’s Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood in a 50/50 joint venture with locally based private equity firm Capstone Equities.... Read more »
CBRE arranged the $16.05-million sale of a 47,708-square-foot outpatient medical office building in Burbank to a private investor. Located at 500 E. Olive Ave., the eight-story property was 90% occupied at the time... Read more »
CIM Group has acquired District La Brea, a collection of adjacent buildings with high-visibility retail storefronts and commercial space along La Brea Avenue in Los Angeles. Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed. The... Read more »
Some housing professionals believe the market could normalize in 2025 after years of changes. Veterans United Home Loans — the nation’s largest producer of U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) loans —... Read more »
Fathom Realty, a subsidiary of Fathom Holdings Inc., has appointed a new vice president of operations. Andrew Shock, who has more 20 years of experience in the residential brokerage industry, takes on... Read more »
While buyback volumes remain well below their 2022 peak, they are still elevated compared to pre-pandemic levels. The added cost pours salt in the wound for credit unions, banks, and independent mortgage... Read more »
Commentary: Homes are out of reach in L.A. County’s middle-class towns