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Researchers determined the top-three most relevant real estate propensities to emerge during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, and predict which patterns will stick in the long term.

“Live-video home tours have gone from futuristic fantasy to an everyday part of the homebuying process,” according to real estate experts.

The 2020 figures represented the lowest level since ATTOM began tracking these numbers in 2005. Here’s how the numbers broke down.

Brian P. Brooks has announced he will step down on January 14, 2021.

A New York City-based nonprofit organization has launched an initiative to address the city's distressed and abandoned foreclosure-property inventory. Rebuild New York's Vacant Important Properties (VIP) Initiative aims to "convert vacant homes into valuable and vibrant homes throughout the lower ...

“The fact that extreme precipitation has been increasing and will likely increase in the future is well known, but what effect that has had on financial damages has been uncertain,” said one researcher.

Nearly 400,000 American retirees moved their residences during 2020, the highest number in five years. According to a data study by the moving services website HigherAHelper.com analyzing the latest U.S. Census Bureau’s Current Population Survey, the number of relocating retirees ...

This year's health and economic crises have challenged the industry, but how did servicers respond when asked how COVID's difficulties compare to those faced by the market during the 2008 financial crisis?

Bank servicers experienced a modest decline of about 6% in active forbearance agreements as a percentage of all loss mitigation plans while non-bank servicers reported a decline of about 10%—that's one takeaway from the Q3 U.S. RMBS Servicer Metric Report ...

In this week’s episode of DS5: Inside the Industry, Joe Iafigliola, CFO of Safeguard Properties, discussed how Safeguard has adjusted to the challenges of the past year, and what he expects the property preservation sector to look like in coming ...