Tag Archives: Equity

The Department’s new Equity Action Plan outlines its commitment to bringing equity to the forefront within the Biden Administration by reducing the racial homeownership gap.

A commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace earns the GSE a perfect score by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation.

Mortgage holders have seen the highest rate of equity growth in 45 years, equaling roughly $56,700 per property.

While negative equity has dipped nationwide in the second quarter, the average U.S. homeowner has netted an average gain of $51,500 since Q2 of 2020.

Research shows even the least-affluent markets benefitting from the home-price boom and the foreclosure-preventing buffer it has created.

Declines in home-purchase lending and home-equity lines of credit could not outpace the number of homeowners taking advantage of low rates and refinancing their loans.

With the potential for home values to fall, there is a significant chance that equity levels could drop over the coming months while underwater levels rise.

According to a new report, states with high negative equity shares have also experienced low home price appreciation.

According to a new report, a high volume of seriously underwater homes were heavily concentrated in these states.

Far more U.S. homes are likely to be equity-rich than seriously underwater, but in some areas of the country, this statistic is reversed. Here are the areas where borrowers are struggling—and why.