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Fannie Mae reduces projected 2022 GDP to 1.3%

Housing Wire

Fannie Mae’s Economic and Strategic Research (ESR) Group dropped its projected 2022 real GDP to 1.3%, 0.8 It sees the second quarter of growth rebounding to 1.6%, despite the economy contracting 1.4% Department of Housing and Urban Development. The post Fannie Mae reduces projected 2022 GDP to 1.3% from March and 8.6%

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New home sales continue to climb in 2023

Housing Wire

Census Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) on Friday. This marks the second consecutive month of increases and the strongest sales pace since March 2022. January marked a surge of people signing contracts to buy new homes. On a year-over-year basis, however, new home sales are still down 19.4%.

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The state of the homebuilding market

Housing Wire

This article is part of our 2022 – 2023 Housing Market Update series. 2022 marked a unique time for homebuilders. Our upcoming State of the Residential Construction Industry (SORCI) Report will reflect how builders have braced for impact: Despite the rate of new contracts slowing, margins didn’t decrease. Quality Leads.

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Homebuilders are pushing through inventory backlog

Housing Wire

As the housing market slowed from its frenzied peak in 2022 due to soaring mortgage rates, homebuilders pulled back. An estimated of 1.533 million housing units were started in 2022, down 3.0% Department of Housing and Urban Development. Builders watched inventories rise as buyers canceled contracts and new orders dried up.

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Build-for-rent is a bet on the ‘new normal’ housing market

Housing Wire

Construction starts in the BFR market are being propelled by the ongoing demand for single-family rental units as high mortgage rates and limited for-sale inventory push home-purchase prospects further out of reach of many would-be homebuyers. Both pose threats to access to capital, the cost of materials and labor, and future housing values.

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Planet Home Lending adds new regional sales manager

Housing Wire

Adding his leadership skills will be beneficial at a time when Planet is looking to differentiate itself with various purchase loan products, one-time-close construction loans and other niche programs, the company stated. Bolstered by its 2022 acquisition of Homepoint ’s delegated correspondent channel, Planet originated $13.9

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D.R. Horton acquires homebuilding assets from Truland Homes

Housing Wire

Horton also announced the acquisition of 156 lots and control of around 400 lots through option contracts from Truland affiliates, as well as 201 lots and control of approximately 260 lots through option contracts from third parties. We look forward to continuing as a key lot development partner for D.R. ” D.R.

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