Daily Dose

On Wednesday, members of the Legal League 100 Advisory Council met in Dallas, Texas, to discuss the state of the Legal League 100 and its subcommittees, and to create initiatives to reflect the concerns and needs of its membership.

According to FHFA, however, price growth may decelerate to more normal rates of appreciation barring dramatic increases in wage growth and vast improvements in other areas of the market.

The upcoming presidential election has not made much of the American population feel better, even when it comes to housing.

Robust rental demand continues to drive the housing expansion. However, the national homeownership rate has been on an unprecedented 10-year downtrend.

The GAO reported on Tuesday that a survey of the CFPB's nonexecutive employees revealed concerns over fair treatment in the workplace.

Housing construction is still considerably below demand across swaths of the United States, and it’s causing costs and rents to balloon, according to a recent analysis.

Building 1,000 average single-family homes packs quite an economic wallop, according to the National Association of Homebuilders.

First-time buyer volume surged 15 percent in May and the first-time buyer share of home purchase loans continued to climb as well. What factors are behind the increases?

Mortgage insurance programs are one way the federal government subsidizes homeownership to low- and moderate-income buyers. But just how much risk is involved with these loans?

The largest banks may be forced to curtail their lending as a result of tough capital requirements, according to Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kaskhari.