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September 30, 2026
The housing shortage has dominated the conversation. But what if the next risk is too much supply? Ivy points to slowing household formation as a potential shift in the housing equation - and a growing risk of overbuilding.
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Alex Virtue discussed how he's approaching his new role, what attendees can learn at the upcoming Virtual Housing Summit, and the state of the private multifamily market. He stated, "My focus at Zelman and Walker & Dunlop is broadening the firm’s reach on entity-level transactions in multifamily and related housing sectors..."
Ivy joined Forward Guidance to share her outlook on the U.S. housing market as well as housing's impact on the banking system, housing supply, commercial real estate and much more.
Alan joined Squawk on the Street to discuss the current relationship between mortgage rate declines and housing market movement. He commented, the "housing market moves will be decided by what causes mortgage rate declines."
Zelman served as Sole Lead Manager on Dream Finders Homes’ recent debut $300 million senior notes offering. Dream Finders is one of the fastest growing publicly-traded homebuilders in the United States (NYSE: DFH)
Alan Ratner joined a panel discussion to explain the impact of the continuous rise in homebuilder sentiment and what it means for companies such as D.R. Horton.
Ivy discussed the main drivers of the housing market and what's next for home affordability. She said "We're not expecting the housing market to have a severe downturn..."
Zelman served as Exclusive Sell-Side Investment Banker to Truland Homes, the largest private homebuilder along the Gulf Coast, on its successful Company Sale to D.R. Horton, Inc., the largest homebuilder by volume in the United States (NYSE: DHI)
The housing market is stuck. Stubborn homeowners with low rates refuse to move, even as demand starts to pick back up. Homebuilders are driving ahead with more new construction homes, but is it too late to deliver the supply we so desperately needed only a year or two ago? Where is the housing market moving next, and how long will we be stuck in this standoff? Ivy successfully predicted the last housing crash, so what does she have to say about today’s market?
