Trepp, New York, reported the CMBS Delinquency Rate increased in January, up 17 basis points to 7.47%.
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MBA Secondary & Capital Markets Conference in New York City May 17-20
The issues shaping secondary and capital markets are evolving fast—and they’re all on the agenda at MBA’s Secondary & Capital Markets Conference, May 17-20 at the New York Marriott Marquis …
mPower Discusses the Power of Mentorship
AMELIA ISLAND, Fla.–In the fast-changing mortgage industry, mentorship can provide stability, direction and confidence, panelists said here at MBA’s Independent Mortgage Bankers conference.
The Mortgage Collaborative: Survey Highlights Growth, Technology as Priorities in 2026
The Mortgage Collaborative, San Diego, released results from its Pulse of the Network survey, finding that business growth and development and technology implementation and cost reduction are key themes for the industry.
MBA NewsLink Premier Member Spotlight: Newbanks
One in a series of profiles of Premier Members of the Mortgage Bankers Association.
Redfin: 2025 Buyers Purchasing Below List Price Got Largest Discount Since 2012
Redfin, Seattle, released a new report finding that the typical homebuyer who purchased a home below the list price in 2025 got a 7.9% discount–the largest since 2012.
MBA Connect Community Platform Upgrades to Thrive
MBA is pleased to announce a major enhancement to MBA Connect, our online community: an upgrade to the new Thrive Community platform.
House-Buying Power Jumps Nearly 10% Annually
First American Chief Economist Mark Fleming breaks down why affordability continued its gradual improvement for the ninth consecutive month in November 2025 and the outlook for affordability moving forward.
U.S. Census Bureau Finds Nearly 40% of Homeowners Mortgage-Free
The U.S. Census Bureau released a new report finding that the percentage of U.S. owner-occupied homes owned free and clear rose to 39.4% in 2020-2024.
Dealmaker: Mesa West Capital Originates $27M for San Francisco Industrial Property
Mesa West Capital, Los Angeles, provided Lift Partners with $26.9 million in first mortgage debt for the sale-leaseback of 100 Utah Avenue, a 117,500-square-foot industrial building in South San Francisco.