Tag Archives: HOUSING

Vendorly, a vendor oversight platform for financial institutions, announced the launch of its Contract Management feature to enhance insights into contract terms, performance, and spend analysis within the vendor management solution.

A recent study comparing the challenges faced by the average U.S. homebuyer and the average Canadian homebuyer gave some interesting insights.

Here is how a divided Congress can come together and solve the current housing market challenges through bipartisan legislation.

Here’s what a new report revealed about the factors that have been responsible for a softening of home prices for luxury properties.

How will the housing market adjust to the factors that have been responsible for its subdued growth over the last quarter? Here’s what a Freddie Mac report projected.

Which American city has the largest number of debt-ridden homebuyers and which has the least? Hint: Living on an island does not guarantee low debts.

A new analysis by the American Enterprise Institute gave insights into the factors that seemingly point towards a slump in housing. Here’s what it found.

Housing affordability for low- and moderate-income workers remains a concern in many parts of Florida. A report detailing the reasons for the rise in home prices and the lack of affordable housing.

The FHA’s recent Annual Report of its MMI Fund highlights a key area that has been saving money for taxpayers. Five Star Institute’s President and CEO, Ed Delgado makes a case for why certain tweaks to the FHA’s CWCOT program would provide a win-win for borrowers and the FHA.

Finding a place with affordable rent can be as difficult as finding love for singles. But these cities are likely to give them the best of both.