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Mike Pearson (pictured top), SVP of business development at AD Mortgage, said the growth reflects a combination of borrower demographics, insurance conditions, and property economics that have made California unusually well-suited for alternative lending. “California was already a great non-QM market,” Pearson told Mortgage Professional America. “But then you throw in these additional factors, and…
Toronto falls from fastest-growing metro to 412th as residents move elsewhere
Toronto fell from the fastest-growing metropolitan area in Canada and the United States in 2024 to 412th out of 435 metros in 2025, according to a new analysis from Toronto Metropolitan University’s Centre for Urban Research and Land Development. The report, authored by senior economist Diana Petramala and senior research fellow Frank Clayton, compared population…
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U.S. advisor ownership of less-than-fully-liquid alternative investment products could grow by $2 trillion in the next five years, according to a new report from Cerulli. The firm estimates current allocations stand at $2.2 trillion, meaning AUM could nearly double in that timeframe. The firm pointed to the growing number of interval funds and other semiliquid…
Trump calls Fed ‘political’ as rate-cut case divides market
“People put in by Obama, Biden, and me, and there are quite a few members still left, as you understand, and so they vote to raise interest rates. I don’t know if they’re doing it because they think they’re doing a good thing or because they like the politics of it.” The FOMC has not…
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I have a 2023 Hyundai Kona Electric. I bought it new and have a couple of years left on the loan. This summer, I’ve been getting almost monthly emails from the dealership offering an “upgrade.” They say I could trade it in and get a 2026 Kona EV for nearly the same payments I’m making…
