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Move over California cities, there’s a new city that’s taking over the mantle of being the hottest housing market in the nation. Which one is it? Hint: You don’t mess with the state it is in.

Consumer sentiment on buying and selling a home is diverging as rising home prices made homebuyers wary about purchasing a home according to a Fannie Mae survey. Is this trend here to stay?

A recent report looked at some of the key challenges faced by borrowers and the role of private mortgage insurance in helping them. Here’s what it found.

Which rules and regulations have impacted the housing industry since the Trump administration came to power in January 2017? Click through to learn the impact of this administration’s legislation and nominations on the industry.

Some eight months after outgoing MBA President & CEO David Stevens announced his upcoming retirement, the organization has found his successor. Click through to read industry reactions to the news that Treliant’s Robert Broeksmit will take over in August.

Here’s what the Financial Services Committee said during a hearing to discuss CFPB’s Acting Director Mick Mulvaney’s recommendations to promote greater transparency at the Bureau as well as other reforms at CFPB.

A new report found that millennials are not shying away from the housing market despite rising interest rates. But how are they impacting the loan values of these homebuyers? Click through to learn more.

Creating diversity at the corporate level starts with letting go of old habits and installing new procedures that will create lasting change. Editor's note: This feature originally appeared in the June issue of MReport, out now.

In honor of LGBT Pride month, Fannie Mae has released a new video exploring what it means to be an “ally”. See what that means and learn more about the origins of this event here.

Even as home prices continue their upward march, these cities provide homebuyers looking for a bargain with plenty of options. The top city on the list has the determination of “steel.”