Washington Post, Sept. 18, 2016–Turque, Bill
Monthly fees, the financial lifeblood of condo developments, have risen sharply as boards try to generate cash for long-deferred maintenance and to cover basic expenses. As a result, more owners can’t make their payments, and fewer prospective owners can afford to buy in.
Bloomberg, Sept. 19, 2016–Mulholland, Sarah; Perlberg, Heather
Heightened commercial real estate lending scrutiny paves the way for lightly regulated investors to gain a bigger toehold in lucrative deals.
CNBC, Sept. 19, 2016–Imbert, Fred
There’s a new sector in the closely followed S&P 500, and it’s off to a good start.
Washington Post, Sept. 19, 2016–Mui, Ylan Q.
Instead of executing its stimulus exit strategy–raise interest rates and shrink its balance sheet–the Federal Reserve is confronting the possibility that its temporary economic recovery measures will remain in place indefinitely.
CNBC, Sept. 21, 2016–Olick, Diana
Mortgage rates finally broke out of their tight range last week, and borrowers retreated in force, the Mortgage Bankers Association reported.
D Magazine, Sept. 9, 2016–Perez, Christine
Firms and trade associations are uniting to recruit more minorities.
World Property Journal, Sept. 13, 2016–Rachid, Monsef
Wells Fargo Bank N.A. with $502.2 billion in U.S. master and primary servicing, leads servicer rankings.
HousingWire, Sept. 12, 2016–Ramirez, Kelsey
MBA report shows delinquencies declining across the board.
Bloomberg, Sept. 12, 2016–Gopal, Prashant
Buildings are located in Nashville, Minneapolis and the Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego areas.
Wall Street Journal, Sept. 9, 2016–Kusisto, Laura
Only 22% of votes cast in the 2012 election were by renters, but that’s set to tick upward.
