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We’re transforming the industry through innovative technologies that reduce transaction time, increase accuracy, enhance transparency, and minimize costs.
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We're investing in the future of the real estate finance industry, building innovative technology solutions that serve as the backbone of our clients’ operations, seamlessly integrating with established technology platforms to drive efficiency, transparency and cost savings.

 

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We’ve brought together more than 650 technologists who are building and implementing innovative technologies that are trusted by leading financial institutions to reduce transaction time, drive efficiency, increase transparency and ultimately build better businesses.

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Commercial Real Estate

How Technology Is Transforming Warehouse Lending

Following the Great Financial Crisis of 2008, many of the nation’s largest banks began gravitating away from mortgage origination, concerned about higher risks, lower profits, and a changing regulatory environment. Over the last decade, independent mortgage banks (IMBs) or so-called “nonbanks” have filled the gap. Warehouse lenders extend short-term lines of credit to IMBs, secured by real estate collateral, allowing nonbanks to fund loans in their names rather than as a broker. IMBs originate and quickly sell the loans into the secondary market and pay the lender back.

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RRE Technology

Lenders Deploy Technology to Reduce Compliance Risk

Consumer protection regulations in the mortgage lending process have grown exponentially since the Great Recession. U.S. lenders must comply with federal mandates, regulations from 50 different states and nearly 200 different license types utilized by non-banks. Every step of the mortgage lending process requires specific disclosures, creating significant regulatory compliance risks. Fortunately, technology is quickly evolving to address the challenge.

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RRE Technology

How Digital Automation is Improving the Mortgage Process for Lenders, Originators and Consumers

Mortgage lending is a data-intensive endeavor, and the traditional loan process is time-consuming and bogged down in manual paperwork. But technology is streamlining and speeding the process for originators and their clients, as well as producing more accurate underwriting to reduce risk (and wasted time) for lenders and brokers. Meanwhile, the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated the adoption of digital products among consumers, and they expect less friction in their transactions.

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SitusAMC Releases "On the Hill" Podcast Episode Featuring Diana Olick, Emmy Award-Winning Journalist and CNBC Senior Climate and Real Estate Correspondent

New York, NY – SitusAMC is pleased to announce the release of the latest episode of "On The Hill," a podcast hosted by Tim Rood, Head of Government and Industry Relations at SitusAMC, featuring Emmy Award-winning journalist Diana Olick, who serves as CNBC's senior climate and real estate correspondent. 

In this wide-ranging conversation, Rood and Olick discuss: 

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SitusAMC Releases Commercial Real Estate Report Covering Valuation Trends, Space Market Fundamentals & Investor Sentiment Survey Data

New York, NY – SitusAMC is pleased to announce the release of its latest quarterly thought leadership report, ValTrends, offering data-driven insights and analysis on valuation trends and space market fundamentals, as well as exclusive survey data on investor appetites for commercial real estate. This quarter's report, titled Holding Pattern, shows how chaos in the capital markets is eroding sentiment for commercial real estate, with a record number of investors saying they would prefer to hold assets rather than buy or sell.

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