Journal

New report finds the single-family rental market gaining in February, yet recovery remains uneven nationwide.

A new study has found that homes sold in predominant Black neighborhoods were selling for nearly $50K less than comparable homes sold in white neighborhoods.

The servicing industry is preparing for massive volume once foreclosure moratoria are lifted, and a recent DS News-hosted Webinar took a closer look at the past year and what lies ahead.

The share of loans in forbearance declined for the seventh consecutive week, with an overall nationwide economic recovery leading to a 40 basis point drop in forbearances over the past two weeks.

The CFPB’s new rule clarifies that tenants can hold debt collectors accountable for illegal evictions in light of the CDC’s eviction moratorium.

With the number of loans in forbearance trending downward, the FHFA has reported 71,000-plus foreclosure prevention actions in January.

Kurt Johnson has been promoted by Mr. Cooper Group to the roles of Executive Vice President, and Chief Risk and Compliance Officer, drawing upon his 20 years of industry experience.

Constrained by harsh winter weather early in the year, housing starts took off in March, seeing a near 20% month-over-month rise.

The Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs will focus on how to revitalize rural America, as an increasing number of Americans are departing major metros in search of larger living spaces elsewhere.

The Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act of 2021 seeks to build and preserve affordable housing by expanding the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit.