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A 70K-square-foot robot factory opening in Oregon may be the first entry for a niche that will one day rival the automobile industry.
New-construction attitudes are bipartisan. Most Americans say the nation needs to build more apartments but less than 20% think it’s okay in their neighborhood.
Does the seller have the authority to sell the home? Has everything been disclosed under the law? Are buyers/sellers seeking professional advice for any concerns?
Property insurance is a hot point when hurricanes threaten Fla., but many renters don’t take out relatively affordable coverage and can suffer just as much.
With a nod to the economy having “mixed signals,” Fannie Mae’s 3Q forecast calls for a “modest contraction” and mortgage rates “settling above 7%.”
The My Safe Florida Home program could run out of funds, and homeowners are encouraged to apply soon for up to $10K grants – $2 for every $1 of matching funds.
Multifamily starts took the hardest hit, falling 26.3%. Single-family starts fell 4.3% month-to-month, though they were up year-to-year by 2.4%.
No two shutdowns are the same, but the feds would be less responsive. Some RE products – FHA, VA and Rural Housing loans, flood insurance – may see an immediate impact.