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The latest data reflecting a strong labor market despite the prolonged government shutdown could mean good news for housing. Here’s what experts had to say about how the industry could benefit from a tight jobs market.

What are homebuyers’ expectations when they look for a property for their sunset years? Here’s what a survey revealed along with the top cities where these factors were most in play.

Here’s why the Golden State is looking to build more affordable housing for its citizens and ensuring that its cities comply with laws governing the construction of such housing units.

Here’s why the fifth-largest commercial bank in the U.S. has been given a top rank on the World’s Most Admired list for the ninth year in a row.

What are the opportunities and challenges for the U.S. housing and mortgage market in 2019, compared to other countries? Watch this video to learn what Fitch Ratings had to say.

Bruce M. Rose, Founder and CEO, The Carrington Companies gives insights into why it is important for the industry to stretch a little for the benefit of those who protect our freedom. Editor’s note: This feature originally appeared in the January issue of MReport.

While the effects of the longest government shutdown in history are being felt by the housing market, it has particularly affected affordable housing and community development. Here’s how lenders and housing agencies are addressing the challenges associated with this shutdown.

A report breaks down the cost of mortgage payments that buyers must be prepared to make in a rising rate environment.

As the year comes to an end, we asked experts from across the housing market about what factors that will define the industry in the new year.

A new survey revealed that while many homebuyers in the 30 years old age group prefer to wait, the ones who took the plunge have recognized the benefits of owning over renting.