Eye On Housing
Builders and developers continue to report easing credit conditions for acquisition, development, and construction (AD&C) loans according to NAHB’s fourth quarter 2013 survey on AD&C financing. At the end of 2013, the overall net tightening index based on the AD&C survey improved (i.e., declined) from -23.3 to -25.5. The index is constructed so negative numbers indicate easing of credit; positive tightening,… Read More ›
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Stock of AD&C Loans Up Nearly 5% In Past 6 Months
One factor holding back an even stronger rebound in home construction has been the tight availability of acquisition, development and construction (AD&C) loans. However, it appears the period of dramatic declines in the outstanding stock of AD&C loans ended in 2012, and recent data confirm that net lending is on the rise. According to data from the FDIC, the outstanding stock of residential AD&C loans… Read More ›
Stock of AD&C Loans Up Nearly 5% In Past 6 Months
One factor holding back an even stronger rebound in home construction has been the tight availability of acquisition, development and construction (AD&C) loans. However, it appears the period of dramatic declines in the outstanding stock of AD&C loans ended in 2012, and recent data confirm that net lending is on the rise. According to data from the FDIC, the outstanding stock of residential AD&C loans… Read More ›
AD&C Credit Conditions Continue to Ease
Builders and developers continue to report credit easing for acquisition, development, and construction (AD&C) loans according to NAHB’s survey on AD&C financing. In the third quarter of 2013, the overall net tightening index based on the AD&C survey was -23.3. The index is constructed so negative numbers indicate easing of credit. A similar net tightening index for commercial real estate… Read More ›
AD&C Credit Conditions Continue to Ease
Builders and developers continue to report credit easing for acquisition, development, and construction (AD&C) loans according to NAHB’s survey on AD&C financing. In the third quarter of 2013, the overall net tightening index based on the AD&C survey was -23.3. The index is constructed so negative numbers indicate easing of credit. A similar net tightening index for commercial real estate… Read More ›
Survey Indicates Improving AD&C Lending Conditions
Builders and developers continue to report credit easing for acquisition, development, and construction (AD&C) loans according to NAHB’s survey on AD&C financing. In the second quarter of 2013, the overall net tightening index based on the AD&C survey was -16.5, just slightly lower than the -20.5 reported in the first quarter 2013. The index is constructed so negative numbers indicate… Read More ›
Survey Indicates Improving AD&C Lending Conditions
Builders and developers continue to report credit easing for acquisition, development, and construction (AD&C) loans according to NAHB’s survey on AD&C financing. In the second quarter of 2013, the overall net tightening index based on the AD&C survey was -16.5, just slightly lower than the -20.5 reported in the first quarter 2013. The index is constructed so negative numbers indicate… Read More ›
AD&C Lending Rising
One factor holding back an even stronger rebound in home construction has been the tight availability of acquisition, development and construction (AD&C) loans. However, it appears the period of dramatic declines in the outstanding stock of AD&C loans ended in 2012, and recent data suggest that net lending is on the rise. According to data from the FDIC, the outstanding stock of residential AD&C… Read More ›
AD&C Lending Rising
One factor holding back an even stronger rebound in home construction has been the tight availability of acquisition, development and construction (AD&C) loans. However, it appears the period of dramatic declines in the outstanding stock of AD&C loans ended in 2012, and recent data suggest that net lending is on the rise. According to data from the FDIC, the outstanding stock of residential AD&C… Read More ›
SLOOS: CRE Lending Standards Ease, But Mostly At National Banks
The Federal Reserve Board recently released its quarterly survey of senior bank loan officers. The standard questions asked by the survey address changes in the standards and terms on, and demand for, bank loans to businesses and households over the past three months. The most recent survey results indicate that a moderate fraction of banks had eased their standards for… Read More ›