Editor's note: This story was originally featured in the February issue of DS News, out now. Last year was momentous for the housing industry. The economy tracked well as home prices leapt to highs not seen since the Great Recession and existing ...

One of the world’s top rating agencies warned on Monday that sweeping or high-level changes to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could unleash a host of unintended consequences on America’s housing-finance system and the global banking sector—just as they enter ...

The Census Bureau released findings on Friday that found new home sales had risen to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 555,000 in January.

Experts warn that what’s good for rental investors may not be good for homebuyers, and could potentially undercut stability.

Recent analysis of industry data showed that home prices are accelerating ahead of average salaries.

Experts are crediting the rise of consumer confidence in the housing market for the home-improvement retailer's Q4 results.

The Wall Street Journal reported that Trump administration officials came up with economic forecasts that clash with other independent forecasts.

According to the report, approximately 13,220 refinances were completed through HARP, bringing total refinances through HARP from the inception of the program to over three million.

Consumers without established credit records usually resort to lenders with higher-priced loan offerings. The CFPB said the burden falls hardest on the young, minorities, and those from low-income backgrounds.

Housing continued a strong expansion period this year, with one region in particular boasting the most startling rebound figures, according to reports.