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In response to mounting concerns about aging condos after the Champlain Towers South collapse in Surfside, Florida, Fannie Mae has instituted new rules about deferred maintenance before they will take on the loan.

A new study found that 59% of home offers faced competition in September, the lowest level in nine months, amid a seasonal housing-market slowdown and an uptick in mortgage rates.

A coalition has been created opposing the current DTS proposals, saying they aren’t in the spirit of why they were created and do not do enough to reach underserved markets.

Families play a key role in homeownership by helping with finances or offering advice, as 43% of those surveyed purchased a home because their parents expected it of them.

Alongside affordable housing advocates, and in testimony to Congress, Rep. Maxine Waters continues to address the affordable housing component of the Biden Administration’s Build Back Better Act.

Bill Maguire of Freddie Mac discusses new innovations in default management technology that are removing barriers and creating a new age of instantaneous workout decisions.

An upcoming virtual session from the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University will examine how renters responded to the financial hardships brought upon by COVID-19.

Fueled by the trajectory of both the economy and the pandemic, mortgage rates advanced upward this week; however, the housing market is expected to remain strong as 2021 comes to an end.

Homebuyer demand has been outpacing supply with mortgage rates creeping upward, with demand growing 15 times faster than supply since 2019.