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DS News takes a retrospective look at the lessons learned over the last 10 years and a look at what lies ahead. Editor’s note: This story originally appeared in the July issue of DS News, out now.

A new report examines foreclosure activity in the second quarter of 2018. Click through to learn how this segment of the market was changing in Q2.

As servicers struggle with rising costs and finding right partnerships, here are some solutions that can help them mitigate these and other challenges for sustained success in 2018.

While housing is in short supply across the country, the problem is particularly acute in Nevada. Here’s why the state is experience a shortage of single-family housing starts.

A new report shows a steady trend of depleting homeownership over a 10-year period. And that current market conditions are not making the trend especially reversible. Here’s why.

Stockton, California—once a hub of foreclosure activity still struggling economically—is attempting to help fight local poverty and housing insecurity with a bold experiment involving Universal Basic Income.

A report found that homeowners along the coast as well as home insurers will breathe a sigh of relief at the latest hurricane forecast as well as the resiliency of the reinsurance market.

Here’s what a new report found on where money spends best and not that well. Hint: For anyone living on a modest salary, the old advise of “go west” might not be the best to take.

Industry professionals are worried about the impact of less-tested home financing methods for home purchases, according to a survey. Click through for the details.

During a press event Tuesday, Brian Montgomery, FHA Commissioner and Assistant Secretary for Housing, spoke about his near-term priorities for FHA, including updating the organization’s technological infrastructure, filling staff vacancies, and exploring why minority homeownership rates have fallen.