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Robert Shiller sat down with CNBC to talk about the potential fallout on the housing market if tax reform removes the mortgage interest deduction. See his differing thoughts in this Video Spotlight.

At the epicenter of the housing crisis was the underwater borrower, a by product of unrealistic price points and an over-heated housing market. Now, according to recent data, some market's are overheating once more.

According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), sales of existing homes fell 1.3 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.44 million. While sales are 2.1 ...

As individuals make their way through the industry and companies merge, follow all the important highlights in this activity update.

Ed Delgado, President and CEO of the Five Star Institute will be a featured presenter at the National Property Preservation Conference in Baltimore this November.

Originally introduced by Representative Marc Veasey (D-Texas) in June, the goal of a new bill could change requirements in the National Housing Act in order to help veterans make an informed decision when deciding which route to take when buying a home.

With banking regulations becoming more strict, it may be hard for small banks to stay afloat. What are federal regulators doing to keep community banks competitive?

With low inventory hampering the housing market, new home sales may be the solution. Take a look at the current state of the single-family new home market.

An Insights Blog by Molly Boesel, Principal Economist at CoreLogic, analyzed mortgage origination data from 2016 to discover if the past might repeat itself in 2017.

In December 2016, then incoming Treasury Secretary Mnuchin boldly stated the Trump administration would employ the “largest tax change since Reagan.” However, that change could come with significant adjustments to the mortgage interest deduction, something that sparks mixed emotions across the country.