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Economists say educating struggling borrowers about private-sector and government assistance could be the key to returning to pre-pandemic late-pay rates.

Hurricane Ida triggered record rainfall in New York and nearby regions. Due to past disasters, experts say the city was better prepared to withstand severe weather.

A report covering July data outlines a number of economic factors experts predict will "temper demand and lead to a slowing in price growth."

The destructive weather event could be a warning of things to come—property and risk professionals explain what can be done to protect the market in the future.

Economists examine areas where property owners have the most negative equity, a situation that potentially could create a foreclosure "blip."

Home prices nationwide grew 18.6% year-over-year in June, reaching a high not seen in 30 years of gauging this metric.

Experts examine what the hurricane—now downgraded to tropical storm—means for borrowers, insurers, servicers, and government agencies.

As market conditions continue to pose challenges, those hoping to reside in a single-family home are turning to rentals, reports indicate.

Economists predict "a robust economy and near-zero interest rates" will hold crises related to late mortgage payments at bay.

The home price surge led to a large increase in equity-rich households, and that could mean fewer foreclosures as forbearances expire.