Journal

Through its Duty to Serve program, the FHFA is seeking equitable housing options for underserved markets as a solution to closing the affordability gap.

A House Committee will take a closer look at HUD’s work toward supporting homeownership by underwriting homeownership for low- and moderate-income families through its programs.

Affordability struggles for homebuyers forced more into the rental space, with rents rising at a faster pace than income in many metros nationwide.

Homebuyers shared their perspectives on buying a home digitally in a recent survey by Fannie Mae, with an overwhelming share upholding the traditional face-to-face transaction.

A new study has found the gap between net new listings and the number of listings under contract is slowly narrowing, signaling an easing of home supply constraints.

New programs will provide funding to areas for eligible mitigation activities to reduce disaster losses and protect properties from climate damage.

Default servicing firm names new President and General Counsel to further expand its footprint in 21 states nationwide.

For the 12th consecutive month, Ginnie Mae issuance volume has surpassed the $70 billion mark, assisting 272,000-plus homeowners and renters with financing in June.

Bidding wars are beginning to simmer down, as more potential homebuyers are growing tired of being priced out of a still-competitive market.

The number of Americans in stages of forbearance dips lower, a response to the addition of 850,000 jobs in the month of June.