Government

Also on The Week Ahead, are reports from the U.S. Census Bureau on housing starts and permits, existing home sales, and findings from the latest homebuilders index.

The Department’s Secretary, Dr. Benjamin Carson, said the state needs to loosen restrictions around the creation of housing.

Click through to read more on the allegations from the U.S. Department of Justice that the city misused federal funds.

Fannie Mae announced the bids are due by March 10. Click through to learn more on the GSE’s announcement.

The former economic advisor to the president reportedly has “unorthodox” beliefs on the monetary system. What did Republican lawmakers have to say about her nomination?

Find out what the former head of Freddie Mac says about the simultaneous and incompatible demands on the companys.

While the share of females and minorities is growing in the industry, the disparity is apparent in the boardroom.

Andrew Yang’s decision to drop out of the 2020 Presidential election is another blow to a candidate that brought housing to the forefront. What are those left standing saying on this issue?

In the first part of his monetary policy report hearing before Congress, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell discussed the impact of rate cuts on a possible downturn, as well as how global events may determine economic growth.

Included in the plan is $47.9 billion for the Department of Housing and Urban Development. How does this stack up to last year’s funding?