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Carr Properties gets next DC project off ground with nearly $100M loan
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Carr Properties gets next DC project off ground with nearly $100M loan

Educational The Real Deal National reports that Carr Properties is pressing ahead with a major residential conversion in Washington, D.C., securing $92 million in debt financing for a luxury multifamily project at 2121 Virginia Avenue in Foggy Bottom. PNC Bank led the five-year term loan with participation from

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AD Mortgage launches lender-paid rate buydown option
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AD Mortgage launches lender-paid rate buydown option

Educational HousingWire reports that AD Mortgage has rolled out lender-paid rate buydowns and extended a 50-basis-point pricing promotion for eligible locks through September 30, 2026. The move gives originators another lever to pull in a market where affordability remains the dominant concern, and it signals that competitive

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The '2 passing & rushing TD games' quiz
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The '2 passing & rushing TD games' quiz

Educational Yardbarker NBA dropped a trivia challenge this week that will humble even dedicated football fans: naming as many as possible of the 55 NFL quarterbacks who have thrown for at least two passing touchdowns and run for at least two rushing touchdowns in the same game during the Super

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Let America Build campaign backs pro-building policies
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Let America Build campaign backs pro-building policies

Educational HousingWire reports that the Let America Build campaign is pushing for policies to accelerate home construction, citing a shortfall of 4.03 million homes and arguing that regulations inflate new-home costs by roughly a quarter. The coalition's framing treats permitting delays, zoning density caps, and environmental

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Mortgage rates rise to 7.28% as Fed rate hike looms
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Mortgage rates rise to 7.28% as Fed rate hike looms

Educational HousingWire reports that mortgage rates have climbed to 7.28%, with the 10-year Treasury yield approaching 5% and locked 30-year rates rising roughly 22 basis points in just two weeks. The upward pressure comes as markets anticipate another Federal Reserve rate hike, pushing borrowing costs higher for

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