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President Joe Biden’s nominee to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will face a Senate confirmation hearing this coming week. Here’s what else is happening in The Week Ahead.

Experts weigh in: Steps to protect tenants from eviction are "completely appropriate," but it’s "completely unrealistic" to assume landlords can bear 100% of the financial burden of missed rent payments.

Industry pundits expect a recent antitrust settlement will usher in a new era of pricing competition in housing. 

As federal agencies continue to extend COVID-19-related options for struggling homeowners, forbearance activity is not changing significantly, according to analysts.

It is the only racial or ethnic group that will experience an increased homeownership rate during this future phase, researchers forecast.

This Chief Economist digs into data on credit standards, types of loans, 'staggering' home equity, delinquencies, and more.

These days, you can walk through most neighborhoods in the United States and not spot a single zombie foreclosure, but that trend is on "thin ice." Researchers explain.

Researchers say recent changes made in the name of risk management limit access to mortgage credit and disproportionately affect Black and Hispanic borrowers.

The agency's extensions are available to GSE-backed borrowers who are in a COVID-19 forbearance plan as of the end of February.

Researchers found the residents of Hawaii pay the least for their property taxes, while across the map, the Garden State of New Jersey comes in at a rate nearly nine times as much.