A study from Harvard claims technology may not be the answer the industry is looking for in terms of boosting the nation’s housing supply.
Read More »Americans Fearful of Potential Housing Market Collapse
Nearly 75% of respondents in a recent LendingTree survey felt the next housing collapse could be as bad, or worse than in 2008.
Read More »Default Risk on GSE Acquisitions Rising
How many loans purchased by Freddie Mac and Freddie Mae are expected to become delinquent? Click through to find out.
Read More »Rental Relief: Rents Grow at Slowest Pace in 18 Months
Despite the decline in rental costs nationwide, affordability remains a concern among most tenants.
Read More »Rep. Waters Addresses HUD’s Housing Assistance Payments
Rep. Maxine Waters, Chair of the Financial Services Committee, said HUD's draft solicitation could have a “negative impact” on the nation’s supply of affordable housing options.
Read More »The Rising Cost of Mortgage Fraud
A new analysis from LexisNexus examines the increase in costs for originators, servicers and settlement firms related to mortgage-related fraud costs.
Read More »Americans More Fearful of Home Prices Than a Recession
While 75% of Americans predict a recession within two years, their primary concern at the moment is continuing high home prices.
Read More »Data: October Is the Best Time to Buy a Home
A new report finds that the winter months have the lower average sales price when compared to the rest of the year.
Read More »Report: Children Exposed to Foreclosures Experience Delinquency, High Credit Use
A study by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia found young adults who experienced a foreclosure-induced tendency to seek credit at a higher rate, and delinquency and low credit scores are also more pronounced in the group of adolescents who ...
Read More »Housing Inventory Experiences Growth
The number of unsold homes in July increased for the first time since 2019, climbing by a record 30.7% year-over-year, according to Realtor.com.
Read More »