The National Association of Realtors recently reached a settlement on several class-action lawsuits over seller commissions; while no Indiana associations were involved in the suits, the proposed resolution will require changes here – but none as seismic as the headlines aimed at capturing the attention of the casual observer.... Read More
Last summer, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell told reporters that spiking mortgage rates would help "reset" a red-hot housing sector. "I'd say if you are a homebuyer, somebody or a young person looking to buy a home, you need a bit of a reset," he said.... Read More
As he signed Indiana’s next biennial budget hours after it passed the General Assembly, Gov. Holcomb remarked, “(This) isn’t just your average, ordinary, typical, two-year budget…it is a generational impact budget.”... Read More
In his State of the State address last week, Governor Holcomb hailed an unprecedented economic development hot streak for Indiana – six consecutive years of record-breaking capital commitments, including $22 billion in 2022.... Read More
Last week, the Indiana Housing Task Force released a list of recommendations for ramping up residential inventory, setting the stage for legislative action when the General Assembly reconvenes in January for a session that includes crafting the next two-year state budget.... Read More
While uncertainties have clouded the national economic outlook, 2022 has produced a steady stream of positive news for Indiana through July – new business attraction and expansion projects worth nearly $17 billion (a record-setting pace), unemployment below 2.5%, personal income growth outpacing the U.S. by nearly 20% over the past year-and-a-half.... Read More
Spring is here, and so is the start of our traditional homebuying season. But for many prospective buyers, the search for the right home has become a year-round frustration. Low inventory and high prices are a fact of life in housing markets across Indiana, making affordability a critical challenge for growth-minded communities and our common need to grow the Hoosier workforce.... Read More
Across Indianapolis, middle-schoolers are settling into the first weeks of the school year. As they tackle new lessons and grapple with their daily dose of homework, these students aren’t thinking...... Read More
