Daily Dose

JPMorgan Chase has satisfied its $4 billion consumer relief obligation under the terms of a November 2013 RMBS settlement.

The housing market has remained a bright spot in the U.S. economy, according to the latest outlook from Freddie Mac.

Fed policymakers voted against raising the federal funds target rate for the time being.

The bad news is that on a nationwide basis, housing inventory continues to decline. The good news is, according to one analysis, it will not last forever.

Representatives from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau briefed attendees of the Five Star Conference and Expo on the recent updates to the Bureau's updated mortgage servicing rules.

While still not at its full potential, the existing-home sales market is getting closer. What factors are behind the improvements?

Wells Fargo Chairman and CEO John Stumpf sat before the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday and profusely apologized for the controversy that has rocked all sectors of the financial industry in the last two weeks.

Single-family housing starts reversed course in August after several months of gains. Why are market participants still optimistic about single-family housing?

While recent analysis indicates that newly-built rental housing units span the least number of square feet since the crash, research shows that newly-constructed single-family homes are going in the opposite direction.

Builder confidence has been up and down all year, but experienced a surge in September.