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Why did a $305M California land facility still get done in 2026?

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By John McManus Verified, John Mcmanus
| HousingWire Verified
“Only when the tide goes out do you discover who’s been swimming naked,” one of Warren Buffett’s often-invoked, evergreen turns of phrase pops to mind. There may be no more revealing time than now to watch where residential real estate capital is willing to move, and why. Homebuilding and residential development strategists have spent the first eight months of 2026 recalibrating for an operating environment that refuses to offer a clean escape route. Mortgage rates are stuck, elevated.
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Builders face a tougher math problem as completed inventory rises

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By John McManus Verified, John Mcmanus
| HousingWire Verified
For much of the past three years, builders could reasonably structure their businesses around a question: When will conditions improve? When will mortgage rates come down? When will consumer confidence return? When will affordability improve? When will the Federal Reserve provide relief? When will the resale market unlock? When will input costs normalize? What if these externalities don’t turn positive, at least not enough, and not soon enough?
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Ginnie Mae wants issuers to focus on fixing loan-level data quality

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By John McManus Verified, John Mcmanus
| HousingWire Verified
Ginnie Mae President Joe Gormley’s message to executives at this week’s Mortgage Industry Standards Maintenance Organization (MISMO) Fall Summit acknowledged his agency’s status as an AI juggernaut but focused more on its structural data underpinnings. In a fireside conversation with MISMO President Brian Vieaux in Reston, Virginia, Gormley unpacked a Ginnie Mae operating model he said would become increasingly digital, automated and organized around standardized loan-level data.
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