Saving for a first home in Missouri is about to get a significant tax break – with a big if – provided the state Senate’s latest housing bill makes it through the House. Senate Bill 1001 passed the Senate this spring and now sits before a House committee. The bill includes a sweeping upgrade to the state’s existing First-Time Homebuyer Savings Account, replacing annual deduction limits critics...
As part of HousingWire’s Editor’s Choice awards spotlight series, we’re spotlighting past Women of Influence honorees whose careers, leadership and insights continue to influence the industry. This series offers a closer look at the experiences and decisions that have shaped their paths. HousingWire reached out to Donna Schmidt, President and CEO of DLS Servicing and WaterfallCalc, for her...
PennyMac Financial Services reported first-quarter net income of $82.3 million, or $1.53 per diluted share, as stronger mortgage production helped offset weaker servicing results tied to mortgage servicing rights valuation changes and hedging losses. The Westlake Village, California-based mortgage lender and servicer posted adjusted net income of $117.7 million, or $2.19 per diluted share, for the...
Comfort and well-being were the keywords of the 64th edition of the 2026 Milan Furniture Fair, or Salone del Mobile, held April 21-26. Over 1,900 exhibitors — more than a third from outside Italy — presented their vision of contemporary...
When a Newtown, Connecticut, couple decided to overhaul their 62-square-foot hallway bathroom, the challenges were significant: a cramped shower stall, side-by-side washer and dryer, a swing door eating into floor space and an immovable chimney inside a wall — all in a 1977...
The front entryway is the first thing you and your guests see upon entering your home, so it should make a great impression and set the tone for what’s beyond. At the same time, it needs to function as a practical transition between indoors and out. Whether you have a spacious, seldom-used foyer or...
Office moves tend to look organized on paper. Timelines are set, tasks are assigned, and it all seems manageable. But once the move actually begins, small gaps in planning start to show. Those gaps are usually where downtime comes from, not from the move itself, but from what was not fully accounted for. In places like San Francisco, that challenge can feel sharper because of how the city moves. Traffic...
Image Paul Stanley discusses how REITs are linking sustainability performance to financial outcomes and accessing capital through evolving green finance...
Image As REITs expand globally, they must navigate complex tax rules, jurisdictional differences, and an evolving U.S. regulatory landscape, says Sarah Beth...
The U.S. housing market is entering the second quarter with mounting signs of fatigue, as affordability pressures intensify and sellers begin to lose leverage. Data released by Cotality point to a market that is no longer surging--but not yet correcting--caught between elevated home values and rising ownership costs. While prices remain far above pre-pandemic levels, the pace of growth has slowed to a near...
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