The U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced new residential sales statistics, revealing a jump in single-family home sales and a dip in the average sales price.
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Homeownership Out of Reach: Affordability Worsens for First-Time Buyers
According to a Realtor.com study, despite the fact that the U.S. housing market may be showing signs of movement this summer, many Americans believe it has stalled as frustration continues to...
Mortgage Rate Spread Offers Good News for Buyers Nationwide
According to recent Redfin research, there may be a silver lining ahead for American homebuyers and refinancers as the gap between mortgage rates and the 10-year Treasury yield has closed,...
Wildfires Carve Path Toward Increased Mortgage Risk
As more wildfires cause total property loss, skilled labor shortages and sky-high rebuild costs collide with underinsurance, slowing recovery and putting an increasing number of mortgages at...
Q2 Multifamily and Office Transactions Post Strong Gains
Multifamily and office transactions accounted for nearly half of the $115 billion-plus in commercial real estate transactions during the second quarter of 2025. The post Q2 Multifamily and Office...
Trump Fires Fed Governor Lisa Cook, Triggering Clash
President Donald Trump has formally requested that Lisa Cook vacate her position as Federal Reserve Governor amid allegations of mortgage fraud. The post Trump Fires Fed Governor Lisa Cook,...
Bill to Slash Capital‑Gains on Home Sales Gains Momentum
Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has introduced the No Tax on Home Sales Act—a measure drafted to eliminate the federal capital gains tax on the sale of primary residences. The post Bill to...
Agents Remain Confident Amid Housing Market Headwinds
While the U.S. housing sector remains ever-changing and volatile, leaving buyers and agents limited options, Jessica Lautz, NAR Deputy Chief Economist, revealed that "Despite the headwinds in the...
Young Renters Making Sacrifices to Afford Housing
Redfin’s May 2025 survey finds that some Gen Z and millennial renters who struggle with housing payments have skipped meals, sold personal items, or delayed medical treatments to keep up. Here’s...
ARMs Leading the Way in Mortgage Credit Availability Snapshot
The latest Mortgage Credit Availability Index (MCAI) report from the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) revealed how mortgage credit availability increased in July, and which factors and trends...
Buyers Gain Upper Hand: Where Are Homes Selling for Below Asking Price?
“Sellers in these markets are often listing their homes at prices higher than the market can bear, and being forced to adjust when they don’t sell as quickly as hoped for,” said Relator.com Senior...
a360inc Appoints New SVP of Client Product Management
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Fed Chair Hints at Rate Reduction
During an economic symposium held by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell suggested that an unsteady labor market could benefit...
Meet the Finalists: 2025’s Women in Housing Nominees
At the upcoming Five Star Conference and Expo, pioneers in the field whose contributions continue to impact the housing and mortgage servicing industry will be recognized at the grand finale of...
Trust as the Cornerstone to a Successful Partnership
Jerry Mills, an Asset Manager with Phoenix Asset Management, discusses the shifting REO landscape, and how advances in AI are no substitute for boots on the ground and personal relationships. The...
Americans Holding Off on Major Purchases, Citing Job Uncertainty
A new Redfin report revealed the share of American workers who are canceling aspirations to make major purchases, such as buying a home or car, due to their feelings about job security—ultimately,...
Are Outdated Condo Loan Rules Locking Millions Out?
A recent report from the Community Associations Institute (CAI) revealed that housing cooperatives and homeowner's associations continue to ask the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) to change...
Q3 Zombie Foreclosures on the Rise
While the vacancy rate of U.S. homes held steady nationwide, the number of zombie foreclosures drove upward in the third quarter, with a high concentration found in the Midwest. The post Q3 Zombie...
Paying the Price of Higher Mortgage Rates
"Even as incomes grow, higher interest rates have eroded the real-world purchasing power of the typical American household," said Danielle Hale, Chief Economist, Realtor.com. The post Paying the...
Buyers Backing Out: July Home Deal Cancellations Reach Eight-Year High
High prices, high rates, and continued economic uncertainty were just some of the factors leading to home sales falling through in July, as mounting homebuying costs are forcing more buyers to...
Older Hispanic Homeowners Struggling to Pass Down Housing Wealth
Limited savings, higher housing costs, and persistent mortgage debt are making it harder for older Hispanic households to turn homeownership into lasting generational wealth. The post Older...