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COVID-19’s impact on the mortgage servicing industry, according to experts on this week's panel, is unlike anything we have seen before, not just in the magnitude of the economic downturn but also in its suddenness.

As city dwellers continue to leave urban centers behind, how might these shifts impact the results of November's Presidential election?

Researchers questioned lenders and real estate agents to see how they are weathering the storm of COVID-19, and what critical lessons they have learned.

Editor’s note: This piece appears in the October print issue of MReport, out now.   The the U.S. House of Representatives Thursday passed a $2.2 trillion coronavirus relief package. The proposed bill includes ...

Sears recently conducted a survey analyzing Americans’ home satisfaction levels since the pandemic first struck. The company did this by gathering home-improvement data from 1,023 residents nationwide. The ...

Remote work, the desire for privacy, and all-time-low mortgage rates make single-family homes more desirable during the coronavirus pandemic, according to a report from Redfin.com. "But condos could ...

As the economy continues toward recovery, albeit at a slower pace, the housing market will continue to display vibrancy amid an increase in residential construction spending, according to ...

The the U.S. House of Representatives Thursday passed a $2.2 trillion coronavirus relief package. The proposed bill includes a "far stronger action than the White House has taken previously" ...

A virtual event will feature expert speakers, educational sessions, and opportunities to network and learn from peers. Here’s what else to expect in The Week Ahead.

The Conference of State Bank Supervisors (CSBS) said they are seeking public input on proposed regulatory prudential standards for nonbank mortgage servicers, as the state-regulated industry covers an ...