AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMortgage Pressure: Michigan homebuyers are getting squeezed again as 30-year fixed rates jump above 7% (7.03% average), while prices stay about 6% higher than a year ago—hurting buyers, builders, and lenders. Local Housing Rules: Alamance County, North Carolina is debating new density and lot-size minimums under a Rural Preservation Ordinance, with potential changes flowing into the Unified Development Ordinance later this year. Commercial Real Estate Finance: Brightline filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for 17 entities tied to its Florida passenger rail business, citing about $5.5B in debt, while saying service and expansion plans won’t be affected. Market Snapshot: Tahoe’s summer sales showed a healthier, more selective buyer mix—more turnkey and mid-priced homes, with luxury pricing staying steadier than earlier pandemic peaks. Policy for Stalled Projects (India): India’s insolvency process under the IBC has helped 1.4 lakh homebuyers move closer to or reach possession as stronger developers revive distressed projects. CRE People Moves: KETTLER promoted Kimberly Ramsey to EVP of Property Management Operations, expanding leadership across multifamily operations.
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