Yahoo! Finance
"It’s a Pretty Tough Time to Buy a Home," Professor Says
Columbia Business School Professor of Real Estate Christopher Mayer joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss investing in real estate, the Fed’s policy pathway, the state of the U.S. banking system, weakening economic conditions, and the outlook for Millenial and Gen Z home ownership.
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The Wall Street Journal
Few Banks Are Hedging Interest-Rate Risk
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CNBC
We Need to Reconsider the Capital Regulation of Banks: Columbia Professor Piskorski
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Yahoo! Finance
Bank Risk "Has Been Building Up for Many, Many Years," NBER Researcher Says
Columbia Business School Professor Tomasz Piskorski joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss U.S. bank risks, the state of the U.S. banking system, and the outlook for U.S. banks following the collapse of SVB.
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New York Times
The Prophet of Urban Doom Says New York Still Has a Chance
The business professor who warned that the city might be caught in a 'doom loop' suddenly finds himself famous.
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Marketplace
Like Other Banks Before it, Wells Fargo Pulls Back From Mortgage Biz
Wells Fargo used to be the top mortgage lender in the country. Now it's retreating from the business as nonbank lenders gain market share.
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Business Insider
Homebuyers Canceled A Record 60,000 Purchase Contracts Last Month Because They're Waiting For Mortgage Rates And Home Prices To Fall
Nearly 18% of pending home sales nationwide were canceled in October, the most since 2013. High inflation and mortgage rates have kept buyers at bay, even as the market begins to cool. Developers are turning to build-to-rent buyers to offload new supply as demand wanes.
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Business Insider
JPMorgan Is About To Spend $1 Billion On Hundreds Of Rental Homes Across The US On The Way To Becoming A Megalandlord
JPMorgan and Haven Realty Capital entered into a joint venture agreement on November 15. The companies plan to acquire up to $1 billion in build-to-rent properties, starting in Atlanta. Housing experts warn that it can take a long time to bring build-to-rent properties to market.
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Bloomberg
A Multibillion Dollar Problem Faces New York City Landlords
In the heart of midtown Manhattan lies a multibillion-dollar problem for New York, building owners and thousands of workers. Blocks of decades-old office towers sit partially empty, in an awkward position: too outdated to attract tenants seeking the latest amenities, too new to be demolished or converted for another purpose. It’s a situation playing out around the world as employers adapt to flexible work after the Covid-19 pandemic and rethink how much space they need. Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh of the Columbia Business School discusses the dilemma on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
