Daily Dose

After securing $1 billion in debt backing from Fannie Mae, Invitation Homes raised $1.54 billion after going public.

The Fed, in its first meeting of 2017, kept interest rates the same after commenting on the strengthening economy.

Using a parliamentary rule, the GOP members of the Senate Finance Committee voted to advance the confirmation of Treasury Secretary nominee Steven Mnuchin to a full Senate vote without the votes of Democrats.

The U.S. Census Bureau released its Fourth Quarter Housing Vacancy data on Tuesday, showing homeowner housing staying mostly level with rental vacancies increasing slightly.

One of America’s largest independent lenders must pay $3.5 million after the CFPB found they were illegally paying for referrals from brokers and servicers.

HUD’s own Office of Inspector General found the department violated its own rules in releasing documents and policies to the public without proper authorization, potentially misinforming the public.

Steven Mnuchin's path to the Treasury got rockier on Tuesday morning after Democrats refused to vote. 

Using plywood to secure vacant homes affects more than just those in the mortgage industry and people who live in the surrounding communities—it can potentially create problems for first responders.

The National Association of Realtors reported a rise in pending home sales in December, but what does that mean for the bigger picture?

The GSE's economists weigh political turmoil, foreign investment and how they will affect the housing market in 2017.