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The trend of mass exodus from urban areas at the outset of the pandemic seems to be changing gears, as a migration back to major cities is underway and sales are picking up.

Barring some big improvements in the new listings trends over the coming months, analysts say "buyers can expect stiff competition."

Researchers looked at a year's worth of mortgage purchase requests from folks born 1965-1980—many of whom have entered peak earning years. Here is what they found.

A new report finds that an increasing number of down payment assistance programs are allowing for assistance in the purchase of manufactured homes.

A new survey has concluded that an increasing number of Americans are opting to purchase homes over renting in an increasing number of metros nationwide.

While millions of women have lost their jobs during the past year, those who can afford it are pursuing the American dream, a study shows.

Mortgage apps rose last week nationwide, as low rates and short supply continue to drive the housing market.

COVID-19 brought new difficulties for the servicing sector and a recent webinar brought together servicing thought leaders to discuss how they are navigating these choppy waters.

Nationwide, most adults surveyed say living closer to family would make the pandemic more bearable, but finding the sweet spot could be challenging in today's market.

A new study polling the nation’s millennials found that, a year into the pandemic, this segment is as eager as ever to buy but remain on edge due to traditional down payments and other hidden costs.