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What’s Down the ROAD for FHA Multifamily?
Earlier this week, we shared that the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is now law. It’s the first major federal housing legislation in nearly
Earlier this week, we shared that the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is now law. It’s the first major federal housing legislation in nearly
Last month, we shared that Congress was expected to approve the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act. As of this weekend, it’s official. For multifamily
Construction costs are rising again. Driven by tariffs, ongoing global conflict, and rising energy costs, prices for residential building materials climbed in May at their
Recent updates to HUD’s rules related to high-voltage power lines and fall hazards offer greater clarity for multifamily developers and could open more sites and
Pressurized Pipelines Getting an FHA-insured loan for a multifamily project near underground pipelines has long been a challenge. The rules were confusing, difficult to interpret,
Multifamily construction is pulling back, creating a real opportunity for developers willing to move now. According to data just published by Apartments.com and CoStar, new
HUD has published a much-anticipated change to environmental rules that will allow FHA-insured financing for more multifamily projects. Long sought by the industry, these changes
After drifting down for some time, rates have risen quickly over the past few weeks. From a low just below 4% at the end of
AGM Financial Services, Inc. is proud to announce the closing of an FHA-Insured $37,761,700 mortgage for River Ridge of Canton Apartments located in the Atlanta
Here’s What the Demographic Shift Means for Your Deal. Two segments of the population are growing at the same time — and both are heading
HUD has published a much-anticipated draft of proposed rules that will bring important changes to FHA multifamily programs, changes that could increase leverage, lower borrowing
For the fifth consecutive year, AGM Financial Services (AGM) donated $100,000 to four Baltimore nonprofit organizations. Recipients will receive a $25,000 unrestricted grant, allowing each