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CoreLogic’s John Rogers on AI, climate risk and land development issues

Housing Wire

John Rogers is a well-known name in the world of mortgage and real estate data analysis. Rogers met with HousingWire to discuss his new role and cover a variety of topics, including artificial intelligence (AI), climate risk and land development. NP: You work directly with land developers too. We can now do that in an afternoon.

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NRMLA co-chair outlines reverse mortgage advocacy plan

Housing Wire

The reverse mortgage industrys premier trade association held its first event of 2025 this past week. Jim Cory To solve this, the industry will require more people talking about and originating reverse mortgages in a concerted effort to overcome the incredibly low penetration rate, he explained. We just think its an amazing product.

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Here’s why we won’t build millions of new homes

Housing Wire

Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari recently stated that housing demand is high so the clearance rate (mortgage rates) should be higher. Builders pay down mortgage rates as much as possible to move products, so Kashkari’s comment on clearance rates shows that he doesn’t know what he is talking about.

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The Federal Reserve’s housing recession dilemma

Housing Wire

Perhaps most importantly, some homebuilders have been subsidizing mortgage rates to help maintain employment and finish ongoing projects. As short-term interest rates decrease, some lending opportunities, such as land purchases and apartment financing, are improving. If mortgage rates hadn’t dropped from 7.5%

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Here are the 2025 Tech100 Mortgage Honorees

Housing Wire

The Tech100 Mortgage award recognizes the most innovative and impactful organizations driving the mortgage industry forward. More than just an accolade, this award highlights organizations that are transforming the housing sectorenhancing efficiency, transparency, and accessibility in ways that reshape the future of mortgage lending.

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Bidding wars for mortgage LOs heat up again

Housing Wire

Bidding wars for producing mortgage loan officers are back with a vengeance and it’s largely in the hopes of capitalizing on an upcoming refinance wave, recruiters and executives tell HousingWire. Mortgage companies are competing for a shrinking pool of talent. So far, that bet hasnt paid off entirely. million.

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Fannie Mae title pilot could save homeowners up to $1,692 per refi

Housing Wire

In their analysis, Nigrinis and Zywicki found that borrowers refinancing their mortgage could save an estimated $2.19 billion in total or as much as $1,692 per loan. The Federal Housing Finance Agency had previously estimated that the pilot could save consumers between $500 and $1,500 per transaction.

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