The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced Thursday that the new Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity, Anna Maria Farías, was sworn into her ...
Read More »Affordability Flatline
Housing affordability has barely moved from Q1 2017 to Q2, despite a number of factors. Regionally, however, certain metros are setting records. . .
Read More »Getting Easier Every Day
Lenders are doing their best to combat rising home prices to get more people in a home. See the different ways securing a mortgage is getting easier in this Video Spotlight.
Read More »Top 5 Housing Markets for Retirees
After working a lifetime to finally reach the lazy days of retirement, a homeowner is more than likely looking to downsize and move somewhere more suitable to their ...
Read More »My Home is Worth What?
There’s some discrepancy between homeowners and appraisers property values, according to a recent report. See what areas came in higher than expected.
Read More »5 States Headed for Correction
Home prices are rising and inventory is low—sound familiar? Though it means that housing confidence is up, it also means for certain areas that we could be headed for a correction.
Read More »Paying More for Living Worse
Between 2013 and 2015, wages increased, but not as quickly as rent. Find out what that means for the nation’s poorest renters.
Read More »An Ounce of Prevention
FHFA released its May Foreclosure Prevention report, spotlighting data detailing its efforts to help stave off foreclosure. Did they amount to a pound of cure … or is the scale tipping in the wrong direction?
Read More »Monitoring the Mortgage Market
Increases in home price may not be good for buyers, but it is for mortgage performance, according to a recent report. What else could be contributing to the improved outlook?
Read More »Oh, Where Technology Will Go
Even though it’s only five years from now, predicting what will be important marketing wise in 2022 can be a challenge. Take a look at what agents and brokers think will be essential in the years to come.
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