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Tight inventory combined with high demand is resulting in a reduction in the time a home spends on the market as the nation’s short supply is being consumed at a record pace.

With the industry working to meet unprecedented homebuyer demand and coming off of last year’s massive refi surge, how is the industry managing to keep up with the workload and keep down loan turn times? Find out in the May 2021 edition of MReport.

Low mortgage rates and surging homebuyer demand, combined with low existing homes for sale is increasing the share of new construction nationwide.

HUD earmarks grants in excess of $20 million to support fair housing testing, education, and enforcement activities.

Both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac showed upward Q1 gains, as the housing market continues to power through and lead the nation’s economy.

Tuesday will bring a new look at housing stats to close the first quarter of the year with the market looking to rebound late in Q1 after weather and supply constraints hampered sales early in 2021.

An economist expresses concern about "how we as a society are going to reckon with just how expensive housing has become."

The department reports that, in 2021, it has delivered on urgent housing needs and set the stage for addressing longer-term challenges.

Rates remain at historically-low levels, as Americans are finding it an opportune time to refi, while new home seekers continue to sit on the sidelines due to tight inventory and high prices.

The U.S. Supreme Court last December took up the case of Collins v. Mnuchin, to determine whether the leadership structure of the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) violates ...