PCMA enters new luxury housing market

Company to offer a host of products and services

PCMA enters new luxury housing market

Nonbank lender PCMA has announced the expansion of its private client services into Idaho’s luxury housing market.

The Orange County-based company, which is focused on wealthy residential property investors and high-net-worth individuals, said that the expansion is a testament to its “extraordinary growth” and is proof of the high housing demand in the state.

The price of a luxury home in Idaho increased to $1 million in 2020 and has trended near $2 million in 2021, according to PCMA, citing local real estate reports.

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“Private clients are moving to Idaho for a variety of reasons that include crystal clear lakes, outdoor activities for each season, world-class golf courses and much more,” said John Lynch, CEO and founder of PCMA. “We have seen a change in buying patterns of the private client community over the past 18 months. At first, they were pleased to be availed financing so they could either downsize or find a second home. As more people started working from and learning from home, Idaho and places like it became an ideal fit, giving them plenty of space [both inside and outside] as well as solid infrastructure to support their remote capabilities, along with easy access to national and international travel.”