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Coming in The Week Ahead are reports from the Federal Reserve, commentary from a housing conference, and the CFPB’s report to Congress.

The average American would have to wait 13 years to save for a full house payment, but some buyers have to wait more than 80 years.

California’s governor recently passed new laws allowing for as many as three homes on land previously zoned single family. Find out more on the legislation.

New commentary points out parallels between the years that preceded the 2008 financial crisis and today. Click through to read more.

Housing is the single largest contributor to the U.S. economy, and as interest rates have been cut, mortgage rates have bounced back.

The agency said funds will be used to expand the supply of permanent affordable housing, with funds going to two components of the Section 811 Program.

More information is revealed on the launch of a pre-approval system, and the acquisition of a risk management platform.

The latest rankings reports buyers are becoming more price-conscious, with many migrating to the Midwest.

A new survey reveals what homeowners worry about when it comes to selling a home, and how that changes based on experience.

New information found that both mortgage applications and credit availability rose over the past month. But by how much?