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Tom Davis shares non-QM opportunities to capitalize heading into 2025

Housing Wire

In this HousingWire Executive Conversation, Tom Davis, Chief Sales Officer at Deephaven , discusses the opportunities in the non-QM investor loan space as we head into the new year. Ground-up construction growth will be high to meet the population growth and meet the demand due to limited inventory.

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Compass strikes again with leadership changes in the Southeast

Housing Wire

The brokerage has hired industry veteran Nikol Solares as senior managing director of new development marketing. The future of Compass is bright, and we look forward to continuing to provide the industry-leading tools, technology, and support our agents need to excel as the demand for luxury properties continues to rise.”

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Sun Belt cities lead the way for new home sales

Housing Wire

As homebuyers continue to grapple with a lack of existing homes for sale, the market for new homes continues to see strong demand, and some areas of the country — including Sun Belt states — are producing new homes at a relatively rapid rate. In March the average home sale price in the U.S. SmartAsset noted that U.S.

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5 lessons we learned at the HW Economic Summit – and why we consider it a ‘must attend’

Housing Wire

With economists, analysts and industry leaders in the room, discussions revolved around key economic indicators, inventory shifts, technology advancements and what lenders should be doing right now to prepare for the next cycle. Additionally, rate buy-down incentives are playing a major role in helping move new home inventory.

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New home sales fall due to low inventory and high prices

Housing Wire

Mortgage applications for new home purchases fell 9% month-over-month in May at a seasonally unadjusted pace ? the second consecutive month sales of new homes have dropped, according to data released Thursday by the Mortgage Bankers Association. the fourth consecutive month of rising loan sizes and a new survey high.

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New home sales rose 12% in May

Housing Wire

New home sales in May rose 12.2% Sales of new single‐family houses came in at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 763,000, according to estimates released jointly Tuesday by the U.S. They now supply about 30% of the residential sales market. The average sales price for new homes was $487,300.

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New home sales fall to lowest pace in a year

Housing Wire

Sales of newly built , single-family homes fell to the lowest pace in a year, down 5.9% Regionally, new home sales rose in two of the four regions in May. Sales grew 33% in the Northeast, 6.7% Against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic, new home sales are still 9.2% months at the current sales rate.

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