AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEast Coast Lending Push: A4 Capital Partners says it’s expanding from its current East Coast footprint into select Mountain West markets, leaning on relationship-style bridge, fix-and-flip, and construction lending funded from its own balance sheet. Mortgage Squeeze: Michigan homebuyers face another affordability hit as 30-year fixed rates push above 7%, with prices still up year over year and sales slipping. Student Housing Deal: LaSalle Investment Management acquired 27 North Apartments in San Jose, a 119-unit, 482-bed property near SJSU that’s 100% occupied, with Dinerstein as operating partner. Local Election Fallout: Georgia’s Douglas County disqualified housing policy advocate and veteran broker Amy McCoy over a residency requirement, with an appeal window now open. Global Buyer Demand: Russian purchases of Thai property rose 38% in the first eight months of 2026 amid rumors of a new mobilization wave. Affordability Policy Debate: Alamance County is weighing changes to rural density rules, with proposed minimum lot sizes moving through planning board review. Tech + Mortgages: PLACE closed its acquisition of AI mortgage platform Maxwell, aiming to deepen its mortgage and institutional transaction reach.
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