AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoHousing Market Shift: Redfin says the share of U.S. home sellers cutting asking prices hit a record for this time of year (21.1% in the four weeks ending Sept. 20), signaling a stronger buyer’s market—Denver, Indianapolis, and several Texas metros led, while San Francisco lagged. Mortgage Rates & Affordability: ARM rates were reported for Oct. 6, and the broader theme is clear: buyers may get pricing relief, but mortgage costs remain a hurdle. Local Housing Funding: Massachusetts’ Dana-Farber joined US Family Health Plan in Southern New England, while Massachusetts and other states keep pushing grant money for housing and development. Construction & Public Works: Washington’s Hoh River US-101 bridge will close for emergency repairs for about a week, with no alternate crossing. Policy & Politics: Spain called an early election after housing protests; California hit a $4.5T economic milestone. National Security Meets Real Estate: The FBI arrested a California real estate agent accused of spying for China by surveilling Taiwan’s president’s family. Labor Pipeline: Rhode Island faces a skilled-trades workforce crunch, with nearly 1 in 3 workers age 55+.
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