While the yield curve has accurately predicted every recession since 1950, it uninverted earlier this month. What does this mean for the 2020 economic forecast?
Read More »Making Sacrifices for Homeownership
Younger homeowners are found to make more trade offs to afford a house, including insurance and health costs.
Read More »Home Prices Trend Higher in August … But Not Here
Although home values are nearly 5% higher than last year, three regions posted declines in price growth.
Read More »How Expensive is San Francisco’s Housing Market?
How many markets have average home values more than $1 million less than what’s in San Francisco?
Read More »Housing Market Heats Up After Signs of a Cooldown
How do average home values and delinquency rates compare to pre-recession peaks? Click through to see the results.
Read More »A Golden State Shift in Single-Family Housing
A growing number of markets are moving away from single-family zoning, and now the argument is being made for California’s capital city to do the same.
Read More »Exploring the Non-QM Lending Market
Some of the leading subject-matter experts will delve into the expanding realm of the Non-QM sector during MReport’s next webinar.
Read More »Fire, Water, and Delinquency: Natural Disasters and Housing
A report details how the housing market is affected in the months following a hurricane or wildfire. Click through for the results.
Read More »Eye on the Industry: Freddie Mac’s New CIO
More information is revealed on executive changes at Quicken Loans Mortgage Services and the title company donating more than $20,000 to a charitable foundation.
Read More »Mnuchin, Calabria Discuss Housing Affordability and the GSEs
The Treasury Secretary joined FHFA’s Mark Calabria to testify before a House committee about the future of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and what that means for American homeowners.
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