Analysts look at which regions have the most mobile mortgagors and at how a metro-wide tendency to relocate affects appreciation.
Read More »Mortgage Apps Dip for Second Consecutive Week
An analysis of mortgage application volume finds a decline in volume, with higher prices continuing to prevail despite rates in the 3% range.
Read More »Home Sellers Benefit From ‘Perfect Storm’
A new study gauging consumer sentiment has found that now is the time to sell a home, with short supply and high demand continuing to drive prices upward.
Read More »Home Prices Accelerate at Rate ‘Never Seen Before’
Today's home values mean more refinancing, equity loan, and other options for homeowners, say researchers as they deep dive into mortgage-finance data.
Read More »Angel Oak Expands With Two Additional Branches
Mortgage lender opens new branches in Colorado and Mississippi, marking the company’s fifth and sixth new offices in the span of 30 days.
Read More »Goldman Sachs Monitor ‘Closes the Book’ on 2016 Settlement
Billions of dollars have been provided to consumers negatively impacted by mortgage-backed securities issues related to the 2008 financial crisis, reports an independent consultant.
Read More »Supply/Demand Imbalance Fuels Double-Digit Home Price Growth
Despite rates in the 3% range, potential homebuyers are finding high home prices continuing to outpace the benefits of lower borrowing costs, according to a new study.
Read More »Addressing Concerns About Home-Equity Loans
Despite record amounts of equity, certain types of home equity borrowing in 2020 dropped drastically. This study examines homeowners’ anxieties.
Read More »Keeping the American Dream Alive
With the housing market booming but suffering from widespread inventory shortages, MReport examines how the industry can help guide more borrowers around the obstacles and toward their goal of homeownership.
Read More »Monthly Home Prices Appreciate in Most Metros
The price of houses continues growing at a higher-than-normal rate, but some regions are experiencing "substantial slowdowns," researchers report.
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