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The home-mortgage industry almost always slows down in winter, but not this year—experts explain why.

With housing inventory drastically reduced, prospective buyers are jumping on the short supply, and listings are spending less and less time on the market.

Contrary to the fact that homes remain in demand, tight supply and a rise in listing prices are driving down mortgage application volume.

On the centennial of the Tulsa Race Massacre, the Biden-Harris administration announced plans to narrow the gap through action related to homeownership.

Both borrowers and lenders have said digital mortgage technologies are making mortgage loan closings more efficient, "thus improving the overall experience for participants," experts report.

More baby boomers are choosing to remain in their homes, forcing prices to rise as the number of homes available rapidly shrinks.

Researchers questioned folks who relocated during a global health crisis to find out if they have regrets. Here is what they learned.

This week, the MBA’s seesaw mortgage applications survey will provide some insight into the state of the marketplace, with continued low rates not enough to coax buyers off the fence for fear of overpaying.

More demand for a diminishing supply continues to benefit home sellers nationwide as more and more are fighting for a smaller piece of the housing pie.

Researchers and other housing experts dove into data and emerged with a comprehensive list of the metros in which agents stand to benefit the most.