AGP Executive Report
Last update: 17 hours agoGovernment Asset Disposition: Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed AO 50 to move Mile-Long Property’s management back to the Privatization and Management Office, setting up a sale process aimed at maximizing value and funding priority programs. Mortgage & Lending Tech: Australia’s new non-bank lender code of practice took effect, while Stellar Innovations launched CLARAA, a deterministic loan document intelligence workflow meant to automate origination through servicing. Property Finance & Operations: Victorian Mortgage Group shifted all broker lodgements to ApplyOnline, and Sendzie rolled out a platform that keeps borrowers connected to their loan officers with automated, personalized updates. Housing Market Signals: Seoul apartment prices hit an 86-week streak of gains, but the pace is slowing, with weakness deepening in Gangnam. CRE Risk & Compliance: A scan of 398 CRE firms found 46% had no enforcing DMARC, leaving brokerages especially exposed to email impersonation. Local Housing Politics: Guadalupe City Council approved new affordable housing despite parking concerns, and Lexington faced ethics complaints tied to a councilmember’s development connections. Real Estate Business Moves: Dosti Realty and Moneytree Realty filed IPO pre-drafts with SEBI via the confidential route, while Rexcall expanded real estate lead qualification and outreach support.
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