Independent Real Estate Market Analyst. Former: Real Estate Agent, Forbes .com Contributor, Int'l Ag Trade Economist at USDA, Ag Attaché U.S. Embassy in Paris
Abandoned half built subdivision of 277 acres in Georgetown, Texas is scheduled for foreclosure auction June 2.
“On Rocking Wilco” subdivision built by Carrollton-based modular home manufacturer Onx Homes Inc.
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Of the $2.21 billion in non-defeased conduit CMBS office loans that matured in Q1, 68% failed to pay off on time highlighting ongoing office market distress.
Loan to value of 170%.
"Office loans that failed to pay off at maturity exhibited materially weaker credit profiles with an average KBRA loan-to-value (KLTV) of 170% based on our proprietary collateral values,” KBRA reported.
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He and Tanta were totally cutting-edge when they started their blog in 2005. Blogs were the AI of the day – the new, new thing. Zillow didn't exist yet.
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"Friends - I am going to retire this newsletter on May 31, 2027." - Bill McBride, CalculatedRisk
Always has been amazing to read!
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How many YIMBYs are fierce NIMBYs when it comes to boarding houses in their neighborhood?
SROs would definitely reduce homelessness. https://t.co/Icw9peVXeV
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The housing market in 1 sentence.
"any divergence in rent between locations must reflect relative quality of life differences (including wages)."
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Friday: CoStar buys Zonda
Sunday: Berkshire Hathaway buys Taylor Morrison
Tuesday: Bill Pulte, the FHFA director (oversees Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac), will also become acting national intelligence director (oversees CIA, NSA, FBI intelligence programs)
Thursday: ??
Ed Pinto will be in Phoenix on June 25!
This should be great! I've talked to Ed on the phone a couple of times over the years.
He's one of the very top real estate economists in the world, in my opinion.
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Scary! And from an IMF publication.
"Extreme inequality is fueling a global debt crisis"
"A rising saving glut—excess saving among higher-income households—forces the economy to rely increasingly on debt-financed spending to sustain aggregate demand. Before 2008, the financial system did this by expanding household credit, which supported consumption even as inequality rose. When private credit expansion abruptly ended during the financial crisis, the burden of credit creation shifted to the public sector, as evidence from the US shows."
"When too much income pools at the top, demand weakens, deficits persist, and dependence on debt weakens us all... As Eccles remarked, “This is not ‘soaking the rich’; it is saving the rich.”
"Countries must shift toward fiscal discipline and reforms that raise long-term growth"
"Many highly indebted advanced economies face a grim fiscal outlook. Under current policies, the public debt ratios of countries including Belgium, France, the United Kingdom, and the United States are set to deteriorate over the next two decades."
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