In the wake of financial reform discussions and a housing market constantly shifting under economic pressures, the long-debated question of whether to publicize Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac—two government-sponsored enterprises …
After years of an aggressive seller’s market characterized by bidding wars, sky-high prices, and historically low inventory, the U.S. housing market has finally pivoted in 2025 — and buyers are …
Over the past four decades, the demographic profile of U.S. homebuyers has undergone a significant transformation. In 1981, the median age of all homebuyers was 31 years, with first-time buyers …
As the U.S. and global markets shift toward renewable energy, large-scale solar and wind energy projects are booming. From sun-drenched deserts to rural farmland and offshore coastlines, developers are racing …
President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” recently passed by the House, introduces significant changes with potential implications for the U.S. real estate sector. While the bill aims to stimulate economic growth through tax reforms and spending adjustments, its provisions could have varied effects on homeowners, investors, and the broader housing market.
Marissa BerendsLicensed Abstractor We’re excited to feature Marissa in our July Employee Spotlight! Years at Capitol Lien: Almost 3 years (Sept 1)
