Taking a look back at the significant milestones it has achieved, HUD continues to focus on expanding access to homeownership, supporting home retention, and addressing racial bias nationwide.
Read More »What Next? Forecasting the 2024 Housing Market
After a roller-coaster two years, experts expect a ‘flat stretch’ over the next 12 months, according to a new report.
Read More »UPDATE: Q3 Commercial Delinquency Rates
CMBS See Large Uptick in Delinquencies Compared to Other Investor Groups
Read More »Cooling Home Values Boost Affordability
As mortgage rates continue to ease, homebuyers are still constrained by elevated housing costs, according to Zillow's latest housing report. However, cooling home values did provide some relief in November.
Read More »Fannie Mae Predicts Housing Growth
After interviewing over 100 highly placed and senior housing experts, most were positive and optimistic about future home price growth during calendar years 2024 and 2025.
Read More »OCC Identifies Risk in the Banking System
In a new report, the OCC highlights the nation’s credit, market, operational, and compliance risks, as well as other key issues facing the federal banking system.
Read More »Housing Sentiment Level Seems Stuck on a Plateau
“Over the past year, the HPSI has plateaued at a low level, evidence of persistent consumer pessimism regarding the state of the housing market,” said Doug Duncan, Fannie Mae SVP and Chief Economist.
Read More »U.S. Price Growth Hampered by ‘Below Normal’ Demand
While seasonal price trends typically place downward pressure on rents throughout the fall and winter, it may be no surprise that rents dropped in November, according to a new Rent. report. Asking rents have declined year-over-year in three of the last four months.
Read More »Ginnie Mae MBS Issuance Topped $404B in FY 2023
In its Annual Financial Report, Ginnie Mae highlights its financial performance and accomplishments over the past year, as it supported affordable, equitable homeownership and rental housing for tens of millions of American households.
Read More »Government Agencies Work together to ‘Decarbonize the Building Sector’
The least affordable markets were Anaheim and San Francisco, where homebuyers with the typical local income would’ve needed to spend over 80% of their pay on monthly housing costs. Detroit and Pittsburgh were the most affordable.
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