Valuation Chaos at Fannie and Freddie Stalls Multifamily Finance Reform

Trump's $1 trillion valuation claim sent Fannie and Freddie shares on a wild ride as doubts mount over privatization plans and housing finance reform. The post Valuation Chaos at Fannie and Freddie Stalls Multifamily Finance Reform appeared first on ...

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Private Credit’s Liquidity Test Continues as Redemption Caps Return

Blackstone limits Bcred withdrawals to 5% after investors request $4.4 billion, as private credit managers revert to redemption caps amid persistent outflows. The post Private Credit’s Liquidity Test Continues as Redemption Caps Return appeared...

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Asset Managers and Insurers Now Absorb Most Bank Credit Risk

Banks transferred $1 trillion in loan risk through SRTs last year, with asset managers and insurers now dominating the investor base. The post Asset Managers and Insurers Now Absorb Most Bank Credit Risk appeared first on Propmodo.

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Visa Policy Shifts Trigger Home Price Declines in Fast-Growing Suburbs

H-1B visa restrictions and tech layoffs drive home price declines in Dallas suburbs that relied on South Asian buyers for growth. The post Visa Policy Shifts Trigger Home Price Declines in Fast-Growing Suburbs appeared first on Propmodo.

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New York Antitrust Probe Threatens Nation’s Largest Brokerage Merger

New York's attorney general investigates Compass over its $1.6 billion Anywhere acquisition, which created a 200,000-agent brokerage with dominant market share. The post New York Antitrust Probe Threatens Nation’s Largest Brokerage Merger appea...

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West Hollywood Pit Project Pivots From Offices to 282 Apartments

West Hollywood's stalled Melrose Triangle pit gets new plans trading office space for 282 apartments and retail after five years of setbacks. The post West Hollywood Pit Project Pivots From Offices to 282 Apartments appeared first on Propmodo.

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Real estate-backed candidates see mixed success in LA, statewide votes

While final results for the California primary are still up in the air, preliminary numbers show a mixed bag for whether real estate-backed candidates enticed voters. In the Los Angeles mayoral race, incumbent Karen Bass held the lead, followed by re...

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Landlords claw for rent money from Bunker Hill to K-Town and Culver City 

It’s a special edition of sorts, with a “landlords want their money” column, and “they’ll do whatever it takes to get it” theme.   In the case of One California Plaza, it’s a receiver, really … but semantics.  In any ca...

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Jeremy Piven sells modern Mount Olympus manse after multiple price cuts, relistings

“Entourage” star Jeremy Piven has found a buyer for his Mount Olympus mansion more than a year after putting it up for sale.  Piven sold his home at 2008 Hercules Drive for nearly $6.9 million, Realtor.com reported. The Emmy Award winner pur...

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LA approves upzoning to kick more drastic SB 79 down the road

The Los Angeles City Council postponed some upzoning mandated by Senate Bill 79 by allowing increased density in areas across the city.  The City Council voted unanimously this week in favor of the Low-Rise Ordinance, permitting developers to bu...

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Movers: San Diego luxe team ditches Compass for The Agency, looks to capitalize on international network

A luxury team in the San Diego market is making the move from Compass to The Agency, citing marketing capabilities and access to an international network as reasons for the shift.  Craig Lotzof, founder of the nine-person team Craig Lotzof &...

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All-affordable project eyes nearly 100 units in Woodland Hills

Almost 100 units of affordable housing are slated to rise on a vacant lot in Woodland Hills.  Los Angeles-based Samuelian Group filed an application with the Los Angeles Department of City Planning to build a seven-story edifice at 23022-23032 V...

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