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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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Economist, Danielle DiMartino Booth, recently sat down with Dennis. He touched on our thematic report, Cradle to Grave, discussing the demographic delusion threatening U.S. Housing.
Ivy was the first of the four former Wall Street analysts that went out on their own forming their own research boutique. Ivy provided her thoughts on why she started the firm and what's made it so successful.
The coronavirus pandemic caused many Americans to spend a lot more time in their homes. Ivy provided her thoughts on if now is the time to buy or not.
Ivy gave her thoughts on how to make a lower home bid appealing to a seller.
Ivy joined the Closing Bell to talk about her book, the housing market and where she sees it going from here. “We believe we’re already actually overbuilding in single family [homes],” Ivy told Sara Eisen.
Dennis explained why he says the long-term demand for housing will fall. CNBC’s Diana Olick also joined the conversation.
Hall of Fame Wall Street Analyst, Ivy Zelman's memoir, "Gimme Shelter: Hard Calls + Soft Skills from a Wall Street Trailblazer" released today is a must read for anyone looking for career and life inspiration. In her memoir, Ivy walks readers through the various stages of her challenging life, detailing how specific mostly trauma related moments in her childhood, teenage years, and early career all played an integral part in her huge success.
"Fast Money" host Melissa Lee interviewed Ivy about the launch of her book as well as rising mortgage rates' effect on the housing market.
