Lender Restraint Stunting Real Estate Growth

By Carrie Rossenfeld & By carrierossenfeld | June 07, 2016 at 04:00 AM

IRVINE, CA—The inability of lenders to say yes to anybody other than borrowers with great credit risk is a problem that may not change for the foreseeable future, the Norris Group's Bruce Norris tells GlobeSt.com in this EXCLUSIVE look at the housing sector.

Bruce Norris

Norris Group Bruce Norris economic Building Industry Association—Orange County Chapter developmental “Insight 2016—What Inning Are We Really In?” GlobeSt.com: What are your economic predictions for the upcoming year? Norris: GDP GlobeSt.com: What inning do you believe we're really in with residential real estate? Norris: GlobeSt.com: What surprises could be in store for the sector? Norris: construction industrial GlobeSt.com: What else should our readers know about the state of the market? Norris:

Bruce Norris

Norris Group Bruce Norris economic Building Industry Association—Orange County Chapter developmental “Insight 2016—What Inning Are We Really In?” GlobeSt.com: What are your economic predictions for the upcoming year? Norris: GDP GlobeSt.com: What inning do you believe we're really in with residential real estate? Norris: GlobeSt.com: What surprises could be in store for the sector? Norris: construction industrial GlobeSt.com: What else should our readers know about the state of the market? Norris:

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