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Hosted by Land Gorilla · news · EN · 52 episodes
We examine the challenging and complex topics lenders face with construction and renovation loan products. The Construction Lending Podcast will share strategies, insights, information, trends, and best practices around all things related to construction finance.
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G702s, Modifications, and the Loan Gap The construction agreement between your borrower and their general contractor was negotiated and signed before your institution ever saw it — and the documents driving your draw process, like the G702 and G703 payment applications, trace back to a standardization effort that began in the late 1800s.
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Remodeling is about to become more than half of all residential construction in America — and NAHB Chief Economist Dr. Robert Dietz has the data behind it. In this mid-year housing market outlook, Dr. Dietz breaks down the forces powering renovation's rise from a third of construction activity in 2007 to 45% today: more than $35 trillion in homeowner equity, a housing stock averaging over 40 years old, and a mortgage rate lock-in effect keeping homeowners in place and reinvesting in the homes they have. Construction lenders will find a practical map of where renovation lending demand is growing — including the fastest-growing remodeling markets in the Northeast and Midwest — plus the rise of teardown construction, the outlook for HELOC and renovation loan demand as rates fall, the risks that could slow the boom, and a first look at NAHB's new quarterly state-level remodeling estimates.
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California has long been synonymous with housing impossibility — sky-high costs, entrenched red tape, and years-long permitting nightmares. But something is changing. In this episode, Sean Faries sits down with Assemblymember Buffy Wicks, District 14, one of Sacramento's most active housing reformers, to break down the policy shifts reshaping the California construction landscape. Assembly member Wicks authored AB 2011, helped eliminate CEQA for infill housing, and is now championing a package of bills to unlock factory-built and modular construction at scale. If you finance construction in California — or you're watching this market to understand where the regulatory tide is turning — this conversation belongs in your queue.
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<p>As Austin has transformed from a mid-size city to a booming urban hub, it’s faced the growing pains of rapid migration, skyrocketing housing costs, and the challenge of balancing affordability with development. Our guest, Dr. Eric Johnson, Austin’s Assistant City Manager, shares perspectives on how the city is evolving its approach to growth, embracing greater housing density and community benefits, and—most notably—deploying cutting-edge AI tools to make Austin “open for business” and dramatically speed up permitting and development processes. Whether you’re interested in urban housing policy, regulation, or the latest in construction tech, this episode is a c...
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<p>This conversation with David Kooris, Executive Director of the Connecticut Municipal Development Authority (CMDA) explores the innovative "carrot-based" model that is currently supporting 43 member communities. Learn how the CMDA acts as an honest broker between developers and municipalities, ensuring that projects align with both local visions and state economic goals.</p>
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