DEI

The new ADU policy will expand financing options for borrowers to bolster the supply of affordable housing and assist families in creating generational wealth.

The Department issues federal funds to support efforts community-driven efforts nationwide to end youth homelessness, and improve outcomes through secure, stable, and supportive housing.

Millennials remain a powerful force in the homebuying arena, and new research from Kristy Folino of ServiceLink offers insights into their priorities, behaviors and intentions for the coming year.

The Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco has released a package of recommendations for updating the housing ecosystem to close the racial homeownership and wealth gaps.

A new report from NAR surveyed how real estate agents operate and assessed what lies ahead in the future. Click through to examine the findings of this study.

The Department has announced more than $30 million in grants that will support fair housing education, outreach, testing, and enforcement activities.

New Departmental grants will support crime prevention, the installation of carbon monoxide and smoke detectors, and fire alarms in 56 communities, enhancing safety and security for public housing residents.

As part of the Biden Administration’s strategy to counter antisemitism, HUD’s Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity has joined seven other federal agencies to issue fact sheets on Title VI protections.

At the upcoming Five Star Conference & Expo, the work of some remarkable businesswomen will be recognized as the Five Star Institute will name the winner of the 2023 Corporate Social Responsibility Award for philanthropic efforts in the mortgage space.

Five finalists have been named for the Five Star Institute Keys in Hand Award, shining the light on women in the industry who have spearheaded efforts to increase homeownership opportunities for all.