Daily Dose

New Home sales are rising but will the growing numbers sustain? Here’s what experts are saying about the factors that can impact new home sales as the industry moves into the peak homebuying season.

The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller HPI releasing on Tuesday gives a snapshot on the movement of home prices across the country. Here’s what else is happening in the week ahead.

Diversity cannot be beneficial unless organizations understand and implement best practices that embrace inclusion—we see how far companies have come 50 years after the Fair Housing Act was introduced. Editor's note: This feature originally appeared in the June issue of MReport.

While weaker affordability has been the focus of the housing market in the first half of 2018, according to Freddie Mac, these factors are likely to keep total mortgage loan originations slightly down this year.

This year’s annual Five Star Conference will host the Women in Housing Leadership Awards, and this is your chance to help recognize the extraordinary accomplishments of the talented women within the mortgage servicing and housing industries. Click through to learn more and to submit your nominations.

The results of the stress test scenarios to determine the resiliency of lenders in financially adverse situations were released for the three biggest banks in the country. Here’s what they revealed about loans that are most likely impact banks’ losses if things go south.

On Thursday, the Executive Office of the President announced recommendations for significant changes to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Here’s how the new plan aims to end their conservatorship and reduce the role of the GSEs to “level the playing field with the private sector.”

From executive appointments in mortgage lending to new fintech recruitments, catch the movers and shakers of the industry in this weekly update.

As homeowners across the country spend a bigger chunk of their income on mortgage payments, some of the hottest housing markets in the country are impacting the pockets of their residents more than others.

A New York Judge ruled that the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection is Unconstitutional in a written decision on Thursday.