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Fannie Mae latest analysis of Q1 2021 data finds lenders are increasingly pessimistic about their profit margins quarter-over-quarter.

As workers continue to work remotely, sales in some of the nation’s biggest vacation destinations are rising as recreation takes precedence over office proximity.

The Terner Center has authored a report on ways in which the Biden Administration can restructure housing regulations to benefit more American homebuyers.

A study of the nation’s top 50 metros has found that single women nationwide are owning homes at a higher percentage than U.S. males.

Median home-sale prices are at all-time highs, as prospective homebuyers struggle with a market tight on inventory.

Credit supply remains tight with the U.S. homebuying spring season about to hit full stride, presenting yet another issue for those first-time buyers seeking to purchase.

While the trend of low rates continues, first-time homebuyers are finding that a decline in supply and higher prices are impacting this segment of the market.

A combination of record low rates and a strong demand for housing fueled a record-breaking year for housing in 2020, according to Black Knight’s latest Mortgage Monitor Report.

Fannie Mae’s latest survey finds that positive trends in employment is bright spot as spring homebuying season nears.

Contributions in the servicer market continue to be key as the nation trudges through the pandemic, as Fannie Mae recently honored those making an impact in this sector.