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Reverberations and repercussions from the pandemic continue to move through the real estate market. The latest news of such comes from American Land Title Association (ALTA) who found ...

A new survey from Regions Bank has found that more are willing to invest in upgrading their current residence and tap into their equity over finding a new home or selling.

As stated in Issac Newton’s Third Law, For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. While Newton’s laws were meant to be applied to the world ...

A combination of continued high mortgage rates, an increase in inventory, and a dwindling pool of homebuyers are slowly bringing the nation’s housing market back to normalcy.

With rates still above the 5% mark, mortgage application volume fell for the fourth time in five weeks, hitting a low last seen in December of 2018.

S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller reports steady acceleration in U.S. home prices to close out Q1, a period that presented some of the most competitive market conditions since the start of the pandemic.

Thirty-year industry veteran promoted to new role, and will retain the responsibilities of company President and COO as part of the move.

Month-over-month, pending sales of homes in the U.S. remain in decline, as escalating rates have bumped up the cost of purchasing a home by more than 25% year-over-year.

A slight drop in mortgage rates may be a sign of market normalization, but lingering economic instability and inflationary issues remain hurdles that prospective buyers are still unable to overcome.

Consistently rising mortgage rates are forcing many refi borrowers to reconsider, as refinance activity is down 66% year-over-year according to the MBA.