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CNBC - Closing Bell Overtime

December 23, 2025

With mortgage rates expected to remain elevated and affordability still top of mind, Alan shared his perspective on mortgage and housing affordability during CNBC’s Closing Bell Overtime.

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CNBC - Closing Bell Overtime

CNBC - Closing Bell Overtime

With mortgage rates expected to remain elevated and affordability still top of mind, Alan shared his perspective on mortgage and housing affordability during CNBC’s Closing Bell Overtime.

CNBC - Money Movers

CNBC - Money Movers

Ivy joined CNBC’s ‘Money Movers’ to discuss how first-time homebuyers are struggling, the state of the housing market, and more.

Bloomberg Surveillance

Bloomberg Surveillance

In a recent Bloomberg interview, Ivy shared her thoughts on the consumer and housing market impact of a proposed 50 year-mortgage. She touched on home prices, rates and affordability.

Ten Out Of 10:00 -  Misinformation in the Housing Market

Ten Out Of 10:00 - Misinformation in the Housing Market

Ivy discussed what’s currently frustrating her about the housing market — including the factors holding back a stronger rebound. She also highlighted some of the lesser-discussed headwinds impacting the sector.

On The Tape - "The Housing Survey Says..."

On The Tape - "The Housing Survey Says..."

Ivy had a conversation with Danny Moses spanning key housing market themes—from affordability challenges and rate cuts to mortgage buy-downs. Ivy shares insights on the late stages of the new home absorption cycle, shifting demand across price points, and trends in single-family and multifamily rentals. She also explores government policy risks, private credit effects, and outlooks for sectors like manufactured housing and student debt—offering a comprehensive, data-driven view of today’s housing landscape.

Business Insider - RIP Zoomtowns

Business Insider - RIP Zoomtowns

Following years of record in-migration and building activity, the Sun Belt and Mountain West are entering a new phase of balance. “There’s a herd mentality, for sure,” said Ryan McKeveny. “Homebuilders all gravitate to the same exact markets.” Our latest analysis shows that inventory across markets such as Austin, Denver, and Dallas has surged, while prices have softened year over year. In contrast, many Midwest and Northeast metros remain supply-constrained, supporting continued home price growth. Dive into the article for deeper insights into how regional housing dynamics are evolving.