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Homeowners near the metro of Washington D.C. said they plan to rent in a less expensive market to save the money, as they currently dip into savings to pay their mortgage. Hear more of their story inside.

Real estate professionals plan to adopt new technological solutions to address security and efficiency needs in homebuying.

A new report reveals the metros that are attracting—and losing— the most potential homebuyers in Q4 2019.

From attracting a younger demographic to the possible implications of GSE reform looming over the mortgage industry. What can professionals do to prepare for these changes? This feature originally appeared in the February issue of MReport.

Hear from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell in his semi-annual monetary policy report to Congress in The Week Ahead.

Michael Farries, VP, Strategic Solutions with Origence, spoke with MReport on the issues of adapting to new technology in the industry.

With an average list price of more than 1$ million, which California metro reported an inventory drop of almost 40% in January?

How many of those surveyed believe mortgage rates will continue their descent in 2020?

While praising the continued growth, one economist called one area of the report a “bright spot” for housing.

Click through to read more on the Agency’s plan for both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to move away from the most common interest rate benchmark.