Tag Archives: HOUSING

During his semi-annual testimony to the House Financial Services Committee, Fed Chair Jerome Powell addressed questions on the economy, the monetary policy, and the Fed’s stance on rate cuts. Here’s what he had to say.

A new study by Wells Fargo gives insights into the sacrifices and investments that consumers are ready to make to afford a home.

What’s causing consumers to pause on their homebuying decisions despite the optimism around low mortgage rates?

A recent study explored how new ways of financing can engage partners and investors to help communities address the impacts of blighted properties. Here's what it found.

A comparison of current indicators with those at the end of the Great Recession gives insights into what has changed for the housing market and what the future could hold.

How are default servicers reducing friction and strengthening their networks? Editor’s note: This feature originally appeared in the July issue of DS News, out now.

Here’s how renters and property owners can benefit from rent payment reporting, according to a survey by TransUnion.

Stanford, located in one of the most expensive areas of the country, intends to address some of the affordability problems residents face. Here's how.

Household growth has returned to a normal pace, according to the State of the Nation’s Housing report from the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies.

Here's why some cities are starting to make serious shifts away from exclusive single-family zoning.