Secondary Market

The decline in lines of credit for housing suggests that “consumers are remembering the lessons” from the Great Recession.

Redfin states that builders are now making a move toward affordability, as residential construction was a “bright spot” during Q3 2019.

Click through to learn who won Fannie Mae's latest sale, part of the GSE's efforts to reduce the number of delinquent loans held in their inventories and transfers credit risk to the private sector.

While refinance activity rose again, in September, how did purchase loans fare for the month?

A new report examines the consequences of homeowners staying in their homes longer—a trend that has been on the rise since 2010.

Angel Oak Companies reports that its affiliates funded a company-record $891 million in non-QM originations in Q32019. This represents a 31% increase in origination volume over Q2 2019 and a 41% gain compared with Q3 2018.

For the second-consecutive month, pending home sales saw an increase, and it’s the smaller markets seeing the most improvement.

The Census Bureau revealed that just one region posted an annual increase in sales. How far did the others drop?

A new survey reveals what homeowners worry about when it comes to selling a home, and how that changes based on experience.

Nearly 13 years after the market peaked, housing in Sin City is nearing pre-recession highs.