Tag Archives: HOUSING

According to a recently released CoreLogic report, distressed and cash sales may reach their pre-crisis levels by the end of 2017.

According to a recently released CoreLogic report, distressed and cash sales may reach their pre-crisis levels by the end of 2017.

The Census Bureau released findings on Friday that found new home sales had risen to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 555,000 in January.

According to the January 2017 Loan Application Defect Index compiled by the First American Financial Corporation, defect, fraud, and misrepresentation risk has increased as market composition shifts to riskier purchase transactions. "While technology adoption has reduced risk for both purchase and ...

Ted C. Jones, Chief Economist and SVP for Stewart Title Guaranty Company, spoke with DS News about current economic trends, rising interest rates, and how the construction of new homes is weighing on supply and home prices.

What would the housing market and national median home value look like if the housing bubble and subsequent crisis hadn't occurred?

The third and final estimate for Q1’s GDP went up, and housing’s share of the GDP went up right along with it.

Fannie Mae Chief Economist Doug Duncan recently discussed with DS News the weak economic growth in Q1 and lingering supply issues in housing—and the possibility of another recession.

Analysts have taken note of the inconsistent economic activity in the first quarter, and now consumers are starting to notice as well.

The meteoric rise of the sitting HUD Secretary has many speculating about his future. In this exclusive interview with DS News Assistant Editor Brian Honea, the man many are calling the “VP in waiting” discusses politics, the future of housing, and new opportunities that await him.