Today’s mortgage rates are remarkably low, which may have spurred your desire to buy a home. But what if you haven’t yet been able to save much for a down payment?

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Michigan-based commercial real estate finance company Red Oak Financial has provided a $2.8 million loan for Hunt Manor, a 15-unit apartment community in Washington D.C.’s Deanwood area. The financing was used to acquire the asset and provide capital improvements that encompassed the conversion of market-rate apartments to affordable housing as part of the District of Columbia Housing Authority’s (DCHA) Housing Voucher Program.

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On March 30, Gov. Larry Hogan issued a stay-at-home order to protect Marylanders from the emerging coronavirus. The executive order was rolled out with a new slogan and a new messaging campaign.

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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —The real estate market is booming in central New Mexico. However, the pandemic hasn’t made it easy for home builders to keep up with the increased demand.

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Mortgage rates have repeatedly hit record lows in recent months, which theoretically makes it a great time to purchase a new home. Unfortunately, property values have also gone up due to high demand and limited supply.

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Montclair officials enacted a rent freeze last year to protect tenants during the economic downturn due to COVID-19. Now, a Landlord-Tenant Housing Advisory Committee official says that while some landlords have violated the ordinance, some tenants have filed false claims about landlords concerning the freeze.

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When Chris Greco listed a 19-unit Elmwood Village apartment building for sale, he got 32 calls within a few hours.

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After setting more than a dozen record lows last year, mortgage rates began 2021 on an upward climb, and that lit a fire under borrowers, fearing they might miss the last of the lowest rates.

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WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) – After a lawsuit as well as a judge’s ruling deeming the City of Wilmington’s short-term rental restrictions ‘void and unenforceable,’ city staff worked to revise the wording in the regulations in an proactive effort to better align with state requirements.

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Moss grows on the shadier side of Sam Drager’s roof in Copley.

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