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The pandemic-era saw an explosion in second-home mortgages. Now demand is "dropping back down to earth" as many return to the workplace.

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.

Partial claims, home equity, and 40-year loans—researchers home in on the keys to smoother forbearance exits and foreclosures.

Researchers credit recovery on the jobs and income front with enabling more homeowners to resolve their unsettle-payment status.

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

Latinx homebuyers have been getting a helping hand, with many having lived with family without paying rent to help make housing payments, according to a new report from Redfin.

The Department of Housing and Urban Development continues to further stabilize oversight of the nation’s housing market, onboarding many new key positions.

Average FICO scores for borrowers born 1980-1999 has decreased, leading to a strong purchase market within this demographic, researchers report.

As part of the Duty to Serve program, the GSEs will present three virtual Listening Sessions focusing on rural housing, affordable housing preservation, and manufactured housing.