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How does real estate popularity stack up when compared to investments in stock, gold, or cash, and what do consumers think when looking at investments for ten years or longer?

Baby Boomers are always complaining about millennials, but older homeowners could benefit from opening their doors to a younger roommate in more ways than one. . .

The issues surrounding vacant and abandoned homes have been discussed at length for years, but the National Mortgage Servicing Association has now proposed policies to standardize procedures, definitions, and best practices. What incite are industry experts giving on the prevalent matter?

While some major metropolitan cities might be lacking in terms of home price growth compared to others, some surrounding suburbs are still becoming hot markets. What could be the cause of this trend?

There is a disparity with home equity between Gen X and millennials, according to a recent report. Did millennials catch up, or did Gen X fall behind?

The U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs held a hearing on the nominations of six individuals for leadership roles within the administration. See why Senator Crapo is urging them to confirm the six without delay.

The number of people who struggle pay their mortgage or rent is increasing, according to Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing. Watch how much here.

The National Mortgage Servicing Association recently announced new representation in the group from Wells Fargo. See who it is and what he will do for the association here.

Bank of America released its second quarter financial earnings report on Tuesday. How did they fare, and will the bank be raising its dividends anytime soon?

Senator Blumenthal (D-Connecticut) recently supported a law that was put into place offering veterans facing foreclosure a one-year moratorium under particular conditions, but the outpouring of encouragement from local veterans has moved him to consider drafting a new measure.