SRP Lending, a leader in innovative private lending solutions, is excited to report a significant surge in demand for intown living. Properties in intown and downtown locations across key metro Atlanta areas such as the City of Atlanta, Roswell, Duluth, Canton and Blue Ridge are in high demand. This trend underscores a growing preference among homebuyers for vibrant, centrally located[...]
In the ever-dynamic landscape of the American housing market, SRP Lending anticipates a significant increase in property transactions in the coming years. Historical data shows that the average American relocates every 5 to 7 years, suggesting a forthcoming wave of housing market movement. As economic conditions stabilize and generational shifts influence housing preferences, SRP Lending is poised to support the anticipated[...]
In today's real estate market, the notion that a house can sell itself is quickly becoming a myth, especially when it comes to the high-end segment. Despite the dreams that properties in prime locations with luxurious amenities will automatically attract buyers, the reality is far more complex. Effective marketing is a crucial element in the home selling process, distinguishing properties[...]
In response to evolving homebuyer preferences, SRP Lending encourages home builders to construct smaller, high-quality homes. Recognizing a significant shift in the housing market, SRP Lending sees an opportunity for home builders to create residences that align with the desires of first-time buyers and the 55+ demographic, who increasingly favor 1,800 square feet or smaller homes. The National Association of Home[...]
SRP Lending, a private lender for home construction, announces financing solutions for land and lots. These loans are designed to meet the growing demand for flexible and responsive financing in the development sector, particularly at a time when traditional banks have stepped back from such investments. "Dirt loans," as they are colloquially known, represent a significant opportunity for developers. SRP Lending[...]
SRP Lending, a private lender for home construction, is gearing up for a significant shift in the housing market as mortgage rates are expected to fall below 6 percent by the end of 2024. This forecast, detailed in the January 2024 commentary from Fannie Mae’s Economic and Strategic Research (ESR) Group, predicts a gradual return to a more balanced housing[...]
SRP Lending, a leader in private home construction financing, releases insights into 2024 home design trends. Shaping the industry, these trends reflect a significant shift in homeowner preferences and lifestyles, particularly in response to evolving work-life dynamics and environmental consciousness. Geoffrey Deckelbaum, Principal at SRP Lending, notes, “The home design landscape is rapidly changing, driven by technological advancements and shifting societal[...]
Amidst the evolving dynamics of the real estate market, SRP Lending identifies significant housing market opportunities for Gen Z homebuyers, particularly in smaller cities with sustainable living spaces. This emerging group of young adults, known for their eco-conscious and digital-first approach, is reshaping the housing market landscape. As they enter the realm of homeownership, their preferences are distinct – leaning toward[...]
As the housing market heats up, home builders are feeling the pressure to expedite projects. This urgency to meet growing demand has spotlighted the role of agile private lenders, such as SRP Lending, who can offer rapid loan approval turnarounds for construction financing. Traditional banks, with their layered processes and stringent criteria, often can't keep pace with the current market dynamics.[...]
Financing new home construction has never been without its challenges. Home builders and remodelers constantly grapple with a shifting landscape of financial constraints, regulatory hurdles and market uncertainties. But with the right partner, these challenges can transform into growth opportunities. One of the primary challenges builders face is securing flexible and timely financing. Traditional banks often have rigid lending criteria and[...]