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Two new programs will help mortgage brokers and correspondent lenders compete for more business.

HUD Secretary Marcia L. Fudge testified before the House Financial Services Committee on measures President Biden has taken to create a more level playing field in housing for all.

The up again/down again world of mortgage applications continued this week, dropping after a week of upticks.

House hunters who have found the cost of single-family homes prohibitive are opting for condos, pushing up prices and competition in that market.

Older borrowers are taking advantage of reverse mortgages in a housing market where equity has more than doubled over the past decade.

Interest in cross-metro relocation waned slightly on a quarterly basis, but economists expect it to remain high for the foreseeable future.

The demand for homes remains strong and the competition is still intense nationwide, as appreciation reaches new highs in June.

An analysis has found that while asking prices remain high, the share of listings with price drops is rising steadily, and are headed toward pre-pandemic levels.

A modest push in sales was overshadowed by a market that remains tight on inventory.

Home prices are soaring and sellers seemed less reluctant to list their homes in June, yet inventory in every metro area remains very low.