Daily Dose

Did the tax reform’s $10,000 cap on deductibility of state and local taxes on property lead to a decline in home sales? Here’s what research by the New York Fed revealed.

HUD is seeking advice on how it can maximize the beneficial impact of Opportunity Zones for residents and their communities. Here's what the Department is looking for.

Homeowners and renters each face their own financial issues, but which one has been the most cost-burdened?

With single family permits declining in many areas of the country, which cities and regions are escaping the trend?

Dr. Mark Calabria has officially stepped into his role as Director of the FHFA. Here's what he plans for the Agency.

Starting off 2019, how did these two big banks manage? Click through to learn more and hear from Goldman and Citi's CEOs.

A new report found that more and more homebuyers are looking to purchase fixer-uppers that need some renovation. Here’s why.

Housing starts will be in the spotlight as the Census Bureau gives insights into how the housing market is poised to meet homebuyer demand this spring. Here’s what else is in store in The Week Ahead.

The U.S. Department of Justice announced that General Electric will pay $1.5 billion to end the DOJ's claims over subprime home loans that were bundled into risky securities.

Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase each saw growth in Q1 2019. Hear from the banks' executives on what drove the growth.