Despite rates in the 3% range, potential homebuyers are finding high home prices continuing to outpace the benefits of lower borrowing costs, according to a new study.

While the struggle between tight inventory and high demand continues, are record high sticker prices forcing prospective borrowers out of the market in droves?

A recent MReport-hosted webinar examined how the industry has utilized outsourcing to maintain steady workflows, while juggling the increase in volume over the past year.

Fintech startup Tomo seeks to provide fully-underwritten pre-approvals in hours and guaranteed on-time closings.

After rising above the 3% mark last week, mortgage rates dipped this week, with low and stable rates continuing to drive a booming market.

Gains were seen in the number of homes available in June, as a new study found home prices continuing to shatter records.

Both purchase apps and refinances showed declines this week, as first-time homebuyers are being “squeezed” out of the market as a result of short supply and high prices.

Bidding wars and record high price tags did not slow pending home sales over the past month, as record-low mortgage rates are still luring buyers into the market.

Buyer demand, coupled with a lack of inventory, continues to apply pressure on home prices—which are predicted to remain at double-digit increases through Q3.

Coming this September, the 2021 Women in Housing Leadership Awards will be presented as part of Five Star’s Conference and Expo in Dallas, as nominations are now open for these prestigious accolades.