First look: Interiors revealed for Midtown Park tower anchoring Miami’s $2B master-planned community

Miami’s skyline is set to gain another landmark. Rosso Development, Midtown Development, and Proper Hospitality have unveiled the first look at the interiors of Midtown Park Residences by Proper, a 28-story luxury tower designed by acclaimed New York–based firm Meyer Davis Studio. The project marks the first residential building within the $2 billion Midtown Park master plan, a transformative...

Government Shutdown Threatens to Snarl the U.S. Housing Market, Cloud Fed Policy

A government shutdown may start as a political standoff in Washington, but its reach quickly extends to Main Street--and nowhere is that more visible than in housing. Selma Hepp Economists warn that while brief shutdowns often leave only a faint mark on the economy, extended closures can ripple through the real estate sector by delaying home loans, disrupting insurance coverage, and spooking would-be...

CrossCountry seeks dismissal in kickback suit

CrossCountry Mortgage has asked a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit alleging the lender engaged in an illegal kickback arrangement with a Raleigh real estate firm. Homebuyer Jeremiah VonBlohn, who filed suit at the end of July, claims his agent at Raleigh Realty directed him to CrossCountry in 2022 under a co-marketing agreement that gave the lender prominent placement on the firm’s website....

Title insurance premiums rise to $4.5B in Q2

Title insurers generated $4.5 billion in premiums during the second quarter of 2025, up from $4.1 billion a year earlier, according to the American Land Title Association’s (ALTA) latest Market Share Analysis. “The title insurance industry continues to demonstrate resilience and reliability, even as the broader real estate market faces headwinds,” said ALTA CEO Chris Morton. “These results...

Fannie and Freddie waive some loan requirements amid shutdown

Government agencies and enterprises issued guidance on Wednesday for mortgage lenders and servicers during the current government shutdown, which affects federal employees, services, contractors, vendors and other businesses. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are waiving some requirements for lenders due to the potential inability to confirm income, reserves, tax, and Social Security information from...

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