Rebecca San Juan
Native Miamian covering federal housing policy and national residential news @HomesDotCom | Got a tip? Send DM or write to [email protected]
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1 week ago |
homes.com | Rebecca San Juan
President Donald Trump promised Tuesday that the government would continue to provide a guarantee to mortgages backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac should the mortgage-finance giants be privatized, a decision that could have implications for homebuyers. He promised the safety net on Truth Social, his social media venture.
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1 week ago |
homes.com | Rebecca San Juan
The newly minted head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency took to social media on Tuesday to press Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to cut rates. Bill Pulte oversees the FHFA, which has conservatorship over Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac — government-sponsored enterprises that buy mortgages from lenders and package them into securities sold to investors. "Jay Powell needs to lower interest rates — enough is enough," Pulte said on X.
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1 week ago |
homes.com | Rebecca San Juan
After days of contentious debate that threatened to derail President Trump's "One Big, Beautiful Bill Act" again, the House agreed on May 22 to a significant increase in the cap on deductions homeowners can claim on state and local taxes. A group of Republicans representing blue states like California, New York and New Jersey had threatened to block the bill unless there was a hefty increase in the SALT cap.
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2 weeks ago |
homes.com | Rebecca San Juan
The people who called this Bedford, Wyoming, castle home for decades have listed their familial kingdom for nearly $14 million. The Heiner family listed their residence at 2150 Robinson Lane Road for $13.49 million last week. On 37 acres, the 9,470-square-foot residence has five bedrooms, four bathrooms and three powder rooms. The family enlisted Rusty Kunkle, associate broker with Keller Williams Jackson Hole, and Patty Speakman, associate broker with Compass, to co-list the residence.
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2 weeks ago |
homes.com | Rebecca San Juan
After meeting with real estate experts on Capitol Hill last week, policymakers are eyeing four solutions to expand homeownership and boost the nation's housing supply: encouraging 3D printing, increasing the construction workforce, producing more modular homes and loosening zoning regulations.
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