Market Studies

Charlie Scharf, Wells Fargo’s new CEO and President, called the action by former employees, including the opening of millions of unauthorized or fraudulent accounts “inexcusable.” 

According to new data, 2 million homeowners are either past due on their mortgage loans or in some stage of foreclosure. Click through to read more.

A new report looks at these distressed areas and compares their values across the nation. How do they compare?

Click through to read what role the Fed played in helping millions of homeowners recover over the past decade.

The Bay Area city is the first in California to adopt such an ordinance. Click through to read more of the order.

Christopher Merrill, CEO of Harrison Street, recently sat down with Bloomberg to discuss how the current environment is impacting his investment choices. What are the "alternative" real estate investments Merrill is moving toward?

Click through to read more on how an industry leader is looking to create a more diverse workforce.

Click through to read more on the GSE’s financial filings for Q4 2019.

According to a study from the New York Fed, as mortgage debt has increased, delinquencies have not.

While some of the more expensive metros are showing fewer mortgages past due, it is the rural markets that were found to have the greatest gains in delinquent loans.