[siteorigin_widget class=”WP_Widget_Media_Video”][/siteorigin_widget] [siteorigin_widget class=”CL_Widget”][/siteorigin_widget] [siteorigin_widget class=”WP_Widget_Media_Video”][/siteorigin_widget] Real Estate – The REDS ARMY IS HERE! Real Estate – The REDS ARMY IS HERE! By Harry Connor Jr Help Build the World Wide REDS AFFILIATE ARMY 50% Commission Paid on All New Affiliate Enlistments Ranks & New Client Roles in our SaaS! EARN RESIDUAL INCOME! There are early adopter…
New home sales collapsed in November, plunging by 11% MoM, its second biggest monthly drop since 2015 Source: Bloomberg Sending the new home sales SAAR reeling back to 841k (drastically below the 995k expected)… The median selling price rose 2.2% from a year earlier to $335,300, with 17% of new homes sold in Nov. cost more…
Taxpayers On The Hook For Nearly Half Of Apartment Building Mortgages This is not the ideal time to own an apartment building. Millions are struggling to pay rent and despite the extension of the federal eviction moratorium through Jan. 31 in the latest stimulus bill, a lot of people will likely face eviction in the coming…
The Coronavirus has impacted property market trends across the globe. We look at the good, the bad and the uncertain effects of the pandemic on real estate. An uncertain future for commercial real estate During Australia’s national peak of the Coronavirus pandemic, 4.3 million people (almost a third of our workforce) were working from home.*…
What would the United States look like if we lost half of our small businesses? The reason I ask that question is because approximately half of all small business owners in the entire country believe that they may soon be forced to close down for good. Not even during the Great Depression of the 1930s…
January is going to be a mess. America’s small-time landlords, along with their tenants, are in trouble as safety nets are set to expire. Tenants haven’t paid rent in months, with a looming eviction moratorium expiring at the end of December. According to Reuters, the lack of rental income for landlords has also been troublesome,…
The Crashing Rental Market Could Set Off The Next Housing Crisis The Crashing Rental Market Could Set Off The Next Housing Crisis by Tyler Durden We have extensively followed the collapse in rental prices since the beginning of the pandemic here on Zero Hedge (for examples, look here and here and here). In addition to prices collapsing, some tenants affected…
Freddie Mac Multifamily Midyear Outlook Reveals Pandemic’s Effect on Market Freddie Mac Multifamily Midyear Outlook Reveals Pandemic’s Effect on Market MCLEAN, Va., July 31, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Freddie Mac (OTCQB: FMCC) Multifamily projects marginal reductions in rents and increased vacancies as the multifamily market responds to the economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Although total multifamily…
It’s Now Virtually Impossible To Get A Bank Loan As Lending Standards Soar It’s Now Virtually Impossible To Get A Bank Loan As Lending Standards Soar by Tyler Durden One quarter ago we pointed out something concerning: shortly after JPMorgan reported that its loan loss provision surged five fold to over $8.2 billion for the first…
The Four Horsemen Of Disinflation: The Coming Rent-pocalypse The Four Horsemen Of Disinflation: The Coming Rent-pocalypse by Tyler Durden One month ago, we discussed “The Most Important Question In Finance Today“, namely whether in the aftermath of the covid pandemic the world ends up with runaway inflation or price-crushing deflation. Today, Bank of America provides…
Commercial Mortgage Delinquencies Near Record Levels Commercial Mortgage Delinquencies Near Record Levels By Dorothy Neufeld Delinquency rates across commercial properties have shot up faster than at any other time. As thousands of restaurants, hotels, and local businesses in the U.S. struggle to stay open, delinquency rates across commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS)—fixed income investments backed…
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