Tag Archives: HOUSING

On Sunday evening, presidential candidates Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders met in a debate heavily influenced by concerns over COVID-19—both in setup and content.

In place of the face-to-face requirement, the partial waiver outlines that mortgagees must establish contact via alternate methods, such as phone interviews, email, or video conferencing technology.

Since 2016, as the yield curve flattened and the spread got close to zero, the percentage of markets that saw an early warning of a price decline increased significantly.

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While the nationwide rate is still significantly less than in 2014, these areas states hold the highest zombie foreclosure rates.

Get the latest updates from the New York Fed on household debt in The Week Ahead.

Puerto Rico's housing market is beginning to recover, but issues still remain on the island.

States including Idaho, California, Washington, and Colorado have all also posted the lowest volumes of default and foreclosure, and according to new data, home prices have followed suit in these areas.

In The Week Ahead, get an update on economic growth, whether its slowing or growing, and how housing plays a major role.

Housing may be key to keeping the U.S. economy safe from slowing investment practices, a new report suggests.