Data show that 20- to 40-year-olds represent the most significant opportunity in the housing market today.
Read More »Less Consumer Spending Leads to Q2 Household-Debt Decline
Temporary COVID-19 relief measures may mask the very real financial challenges that Americans may be experiencing as a result of the pandemic and subsequent economic slowdown.
Read More »Banks Report: Billions of Dollars in Loan Repayments Deferred
The big banks set aside more than $32 billion for loan losses in Q2, signaling that relief programs may not be enough to stave off a flood of bad debt.
Read More »Intercontinental Exchange to Acquire Ellie Mae
Intercontinental Exchange, operator of global exchanges and clearing houses and provider of mortgage technology, data, and listing services, announced today that it has entered into a definitive agreement ...
Read More »Mortgage Applications Dip
A decline in loan application activity might be a result of rising coronavirus cases, as well as the delay of a new COVID-relief package.
Read More »Strong June Home Prices Followed by Decline
However, despite an anticipated nationwide cool-down, Americans—especially millennials—maintain substantial interest in purchasing a home.
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