Arvelisse Bonilla Ramos

2 days ago | advisorperspectives.com | Erin Hudson |Arvelisse Bonilla Ramos

A wave of municipal-bond sales scheduled for this week will test a recent rebound in buyer demand after investors sold their holdings during April’s market rout. Roughly $14 billion of muni debt is scheduled to come to market over the next five days, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. That is running about 70% higher than the average weekly volume over the last five years.

2 days ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Erin Hudson |Arvelisse Bonilla Ramos

A wave of municipal-bond sales scheduled for this week will test a recent rebound in buyer demand after investors sold their holdings during April’s market rout. Roughly $14 billion of muni debt is scheduled to come to market over the next five days, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. That is running about 70% higher than the average weekly volume over the last five years.

2 days ago | bloomberg.com | Erin Hudson |Arvelisse Bonilla Ramos

Connecticut Department of Transportation crews repair a bridge in Westport, Connecticut. (Bloomberg) -- A wave of municipal-bond sales scheduled for this week will test a recent rebound in buyer demand after investors sold their holdings during April’s market rout. Roughly $14 billion of muni debt is scheduled to come to market over the next five days, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. That is running about 70% higher than the average weekly volume over the last five years.

1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Arvelisse Bonilla Ramos

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1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Arvelisse Bonilla Ramos

A rendering of the West Middle Creek housing project in Vail. (Bloomberg) -- The ski-centric town of Vail, Colorado, is borrowing to help ease a growing housing shortage that threatens the workforce supporting its resort economy. Vail Home Partners, a nonprofit entity formed by the town council alongside the Vail Local Housing Authority, will issue $118 million in revenue bonds to fund construction of West Middle Creek, a new rental development.