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Student housing bonds trade wide for a reason: declining college-age populations, private competition and non-recourse structures make demand, disclosure, university commitment and stress-testing the signals investors need to validate, writes Market Intelligence analyst Jeff Lipton.
August 18
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Budgets for Houston, Austin, Dallas, and Fort Worth come amid credit quality improvements and calls from Gov. Greg Abbott to rein in local government spending.
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The bonds and notes will be used to build a Mobile River Bridge for Interstate 10 and do some work on the Bayway.
August 18 -
In a 5-6 vote, the city council rejected the mayor's proposal to place $489 million of revenue bonds for a professional basketball arena on the Nov. 3 ballot.
August 17 -
Lighter market activity is customary for a Monday, SWBC's Chris Brigati said, especially as issuers prepare to price $15 billion.
August 17 -
The inspector general warned in a report that the California bullet project could run out of money for construction by December 2027.
August 17 -
Box Elder School District's general obligation rating was cut to A1 from Aa2 ahead of a certificates of participation sale this week.
August 17 -
Lobbyists and lawyers are both watching three pieces of legislation that would expand the use of private activity bonds in housing, transportation infrastructure, and student loans.
August 17 -
The city's multi-billion dollar deals haven't struggled to find investors, despite budget challenges.
August 17 -
The muni market produced $294.884 billion of debt issuance in the first half of 2026, up 5.8% from the previous record of $278.694 billion in the first half of 2025, according to LSEG data.
August 17 -
Another sizable new-issue calendar this week will bring August's total to nearly $50 billion, around where the previous two August supply figures ended, said Kim Olsan, senior fixed income portfolio manager at NewSquare Capital.
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Democrats say the shift is part of a pattern by Republican state legislators to shift power into their own hands regardless of what is legitimate.
August 14 -
The coming week will be a record week for AMT offerings, according to J.P. Morgan strategists. They caution against chasing spreads tighter.
August 14 -
Chicago will make the second half of its advance pension payment this year, Mayor Brandon Johnson told the Chicago Investors Conference.
August 14 -
Oregon's largest city plans to issue $585.6 million in revenue bond debt to finance upgrades its Bull Run water filtration facility.
August 14 -
The report takes aim at public school budget balances and charter school funding, and suggests bond issuance to fund teacher compensation endowments.
August 14 -
The Port of Seattle, operator of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, joined the crowded airport bond airspace to get a refunding deal done.
August 14 -
The muni market is in the "doldrums of August," SWBC's Chris Brigati said.
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The airport authority plans to price $362 million in airport revenue bonds next week, buoyed by a new positive outlook from Moody's Ratings.
August 13 -
The latest Moody's downgrades to the district's general obligation and lease obligation debt affect $847 million of outstanding bonds.
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