After a seemingly endless campaign, Election Day is a week away. Of course, millions of voters will exercise their right to vote beforehand via early voting, absentee voting or vote-by-mail options.
For perhaps the first time, Capital Commentary will hit the pause button on housing policy topics.
But it will spotlight a home. And a message:
• Vote. Vote like your country depends on it. Because it does.
Read on to see how to win a flag flown over the U.S. Capitol just for exercising your franchise. Read More
Gen Z author and financial content creator Kyla Scanlon returns to the Arch MI PolicyCast to discuss the homeowner’s insurance crisis and the reforms needed in the markets where insurance providers are exiting. Read More
Gen Z author and financial content creator Kyla Scanlon joins the Arch MI PolicyCast for the first of a two-part series to talk about generational sentiment regarding housing and the challenges of building new single-family homes. Read More
The nation will elect its 47th president in just over two months, and many voters will head to the polls with a primary concern on their minds: the lack of affordable housing. Read More
Mortgage loan officers face challenges due to differences in state real estate laws. To keep pace, experienced mortgage loan officers stay informed, build networks, communicate effectively and proactively anticipate challenges. Read More
Iowa’s slogan is the “State of Minds,” and it’s grappling with its own State of Housing. It's a conversation that demands attention from policymakers. Read More
Lucky families and individuals who find a home to purchase are discovering it costs more than in the past to close the loan. Read More
Robert Gordon of American Property Casualty Insurance Association joins the Arch MI PolicyCast to discuss the impact of climate change on homeowner’s insurance and how insurers are responding by adopting new risk-analysis measures. Read More
NAHB’s Jim Tobin shares how his organization responds to technological advances and what can be done to build enough homes to address the affordability crisis. Read More
March has arrived! Spring Training is in full bloom in Florida and Arizona. Who could ask for anything more? (Well, maybe more affordable homes for sale.) Thanks to a recent suggestion from a reader, this issue of the Capital Commentary is shedding light on the hurdles impeding the growth of Black homeownership. Read More