June 2025

Four years after a notorious condominium collapse that suddenly tightened home lending standards, influential government-sponsored enterprises have soothed some industry tensions, but lenders say there’s still more to be done. “Increased transparency regarding which condo projects are and are not on Fannie and Freddie’s approved list has been a big CHLA priority — so we […]

In the four years since the Surfside condo collapse, a wave of regulatory changes continues to unsettle property owners and lenders, compounding challenges in an already fragile housing market. The scrutiny on condo developments in the aftermath of Surfside led to tightened lending rules that continue to put properties across the country onto a nonwarrantable

Senate Republicans are coming around to the $40,000 cap on state and local tax deduction key House lawmakers demand in President Donald Trump’s massive tax package, but they want to lower the income threshold.  Senator Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma, a key negotiator, said he plans to make the offer late Monday to House Republicans from