Home prices in the U.S. housing market has seen some major gains over the last few years, but you will be surprised to know that much of this growth is stemming from homes that are priced 75 percent or less of the median home price.

Bank of New York Mellon's residential mortgage-backed securities legal issues and BankUnited's recent departure from retail mortgage originations appeared to have little to no effect on these companies' incomes in the fourth quarter of 2015. Read on to see what is driving these institution's profits way up in the fourth quarter.

In the last month of 2015, applications for new home purchases took a chill pill and decreased month-over-month. Could this be what economists meant by slow growth headed into 2016?

The firm's recent multi-billion dollar settlement to resolve claims of mortgage-backed securities fraud put a huge dent in their profits for the fourth quarter.

Residential construction was tricky in December 2015 as both housing starts and building permits posted disappointing numbers, but builder confidence remains elevated and year-end totals hit 2007 levels.

Campbell Lewis Communications, an integrated marketing communications agency for financial services, information, and technology clients, announced Robert Visini in the role of Managing Director.

Clayton Holdings LLC, a provider of loan due diligence, surveillance, REO management, and consulting services to the mortgage industry, recently announced that it has opened a consulting office in Silicon Valley.

Freddie Mac and the Lenders One Mortgage Cooperative recently partnered to help mortgage bankers boost their business in 2016.

More U.S. families are opting to live together in one household for a number of reasons, but are these multi-generational homes hindering new household formation?

For many years, buying a home has been considered to be a no-brainer and an obvious choice when compared to renting a home, but that perception has been altered as the housing market continues to change.