Mega investors effectively banned themselves from the single-family market

When a rental building in West Harlem was listed for $1.375 million, Jay Martin flagged it. “Less than the price of a Kia Telluride,” he tweeted. “$57,000 per unit.” Martin wasn’t marketing the property. The New York Apartment Association exec was noting the devaluation of rent-stabilized buildings and mocking the claim that “the tenants can…

Key Points Micron Technology (NASDAQ: MU) has had a great year, with its shares rising about 217% so far. However, following a sell-off in early July, they are still down 25% from an all-time high set in late June. A midyear sell-off like this shouldn’t come as a surprise to investors since many of them…

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As Consumer Duty celebrates its third anniversary, there’s no question that expectations are shifting. The intense focus on implementation that defined the early years of the regulation has given way to a more fundamental question and expectation: can firms demonstrate that they consistently deliver good customer outcomes? The answer depends on how well firms can…

Digital revenue has turned identity verification from a back-office control into a front-door growth issue for financial services firms. The PYMNTS Intelligence report “When ‘Good Enough’ Isn’t Enough: Digital Identity Verification in the Age of Bots and Agents,” a collaboration with Trulioo, found that 76% of financial services firms earn at least three-quarters of their…