Building Permits in July dropped 17.7% to an annual rate of 937,000 according to the Commerce Department yesterday. It also reported that housing starts for the month were at an annual rate of 965,000, which is 11.0% below the revised June estimate of 1,084,000.
Washington D.C. is trying to follow the lead of many states that have decoupled their tax policy from the provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, but Congress is signaling disapproval which would result in a budget shortage.
Potential buyers besides Emory University include Georgia-based health systems, other proton therapy operators and private equity firms.
Terance Walsh, a 2025 Bond Buyer rising star, was named a partner by Nixon Peabody.
An Indiana bill would address some concerns that were raised around 2025's Senate Enrolled Act 1, which created questions about local government credit quality.
The ratings agency revises the outlook to negative
Supply should be "well-received, given strong inflows and the increase in reinvestment capital for the new month," said Chris Brigati, managing director and CIO at SWBC, and Ryan Riffe, senior vice president of capital markets at the firm.
