This study examines the homeownership trends among each racial group over the last 10 years.

Economists say the 84% climb in demand for vacation homes is "not a fad.”

A coalition of civil rights and housing groups call on congressional leaders for funds that would enable state housing finance agencies to help homeowners.

Among a battery of revelations, 41% of origination professionals reported “burgeoning outsourcing for core services,” as well as regulatory and technology challenges, in Altisource's annual industry survey, “The ...

President Biden in a recent Executive Order acknowledged the federal government’s role in creating and perpetuating patterns that contribute to racial segregation, inequality, and inequity. The federal government ...

Eschewing the COVID-19 pandemic, U.S. home sellers saw their profits skyrocket last year as prices scaled to new records, according to ATTOM Data Solutions, which released its Year-End ...

Researchers say the "acceleration has been slowing but annual gains now outpace the prior housing boom."

Low- and middle-income Americans "aren’t out of the woods when it comes to this recession," economists point out, but affluent Americans are, and they are driving record gains in the sales of top-dollar homes.

While COVID-19’s hardly at the root of housing challenges, the pandemic compounded them—a signal that another housing crisis can be expected for homeowners, renters, and rental property owners, ...

It seems COVID-19 and its economic toll hasn’t managed to crimp the housing industry as home prices parachute unabated and home equity grows, according to a report from ...