Million-Dollar Listings Surge in Quirky Oregon Town Known for Outdoor Charms

A small Oregon city known for its charming quirks and lush nature has seen a surge in luxury buyers snapping up $1 million-plus homes. Lauded for its skiing and hiking, but also its curious attractions—such as a tavern with two giant ponderosa pine trees growing in the dining area, and the last Bloc

Opinion: Why the dual credit score mandate raises costs for small businesses without clear benefits

Washington says it wants to lower costs and expand access to credit. For millions of entrepreneurs, access to credit depends not only on the health of their businesses but also on their personal credit profiles. That is why regulatory decisions that make borrowing more complex or expensive deserve c

The capital stack evolution: How proprietary preferred equity behind Freddie Mac loans solves a key borrower dilemma

The multifamily capital stack is evolving. As elevated interest rates and tighter loan proceeds continue to reshape acquisition and refinancing strategies, investors are challenged by a market where senior loan proceeds and liquidity preservation are constrained. One effective solution is proprietar

Duplexes and townhomes do not always make housing cheaper

Not every housing policy labeled “affordable” is actually designed to make housing more affordable. That is the central problem with today’s “missing middle” debate. Across the country, duplexes, triplexes, courtyard apartments, townhomes and small multifamily buildings are being promoted as the sol