Prospective buyers thwarted by record-high prices and inflationary issues may find relief in the coming weeks as Realtor.com notes softening demand and rising supply may give way to more buying opportunities.

ATTOM reports foreclosure activity creeping up over the first six months of the year, rising 153% year-over-year, but down just 1% from pre-pandemic times of just two years ago.

A profile of NAR members has found that nearly 60% of agents found that the biggest factor holding back the housing market over the past year was a lack of supply.

New guidance from the Bureau affirms that “permissible purposes” are required to use and share credit reports and background reports by companies compiling personal data.

Redfin reports that nearly 60,000 home-purchase agreements fell apart in June, as mortgage rates steadily climbed toward the 6%-mark, thus compounding affordability issues.

Management consulting firm adds 35-plus-year industry veteran whose team pioneered the development of Fannie Mae’s Desktop Underwriter.

Since entering conservatorship in 2008, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to date have assisted nearly 6.5 million homeowners with foreclosure prevention actions. Here’s what the GSEs’ latest data reveals.

A survey of 1,000 U.S. homeowners has found that more than half polled believe that their home improvement and home renovation projects will take longer than originally estimated.

An examination of institutional home buyers by NAR found that this segment of buyers comprised 13.2% of the nation’s residential property sales in 2021, up from 11.8% in 2020.

Following recent confirmation by the U.S. Senate, HUD Deputy Secretary Adrianne Todman has issued the oath of office to Vinay Singh, HUD’s newest administrator of instituting financial integrity, fiscal responsibility, and accountability.