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With rates for delinquency and foreclosure down across the board, housing demand grows and new construction will become necessary in order to raise housing inventory.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia on Tuesday ordered a restructuring of how the CFPB operates within the executive branch, calling the Bureau’s structure “unconstitutional.”

Randy Cecil, President and CFO of Truly Noble Services, speaks with DS News to discuss the hand and hand roles that property preservation and agents and brokers play when it comes to asset management.

U.S. bank mortgage servicers have cut servicing staff by nearly half in two years. What factors lead to this decline and why aren't non-banks experiencing the same trend?

Continued rapid growth in rents will ensure that rental affordability concerns remain an important issue going into 2017. What areas will experience the heaviest increase in median rent price?

As Hurricane Matthew hits the shores of Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina the housing industry is stepping up to the plate and helping with relief for consumers impacted by the disaster.

The homeownership rate is shrinking despite income increases and signs of a massive decline that spans education levels are becoming clearer.

With the amount of home equity more than doubling nationwide in the last five years, what is to come if price appreciation forecasts ring true?

Neil Sherman, Partner and Managing Attorney for Schneiderman & Sherman, P.C., speaks with DS News to discuss strategies default servicing attorneys can use to become better partners for their clients and customers.

The trend of homeowners moving to urban areas could potentially shift the political influence in swing states as well as potentially impact the upcoming presidential election.