New research finds the impact of COVID-19 could cost the industry $150 billion in real estate closings in Q2 2020. Click through to read more.
Read More »Eyeing the Potential Housing Bubble
While the housing market is not immune to the coronavirus impact, the market may be in a better position than many believe.
Read More »Homeowners At Risk of Missed Payments
Many of the most at-risk households are more likely to be cost-burdened than those relying on income from other industries even before losing work due to COVID-19.
Read More »Stream the Latest Mortgage Industry News With DS5
From the COVID-19 outbreak’s impact on homeowners to the ongoing mortgage industry response, this exclusive new webcast brings you insights from a variety of leaders and subject-matter experts.
Read More »Homeowners Worried About Loans
With many Americans' jobs in flux, a large number of homeowners are worried they won't make their home payments.
Read More »COVID-19 Update: HUD Suspends Face-to-Face Requirements
The Hon. Brian D. Montgomery, Assistant Secretary for Housing - Federal Housing Commissioner stated that the previous policy was "not practical given the public health recommendations.” HUD also provided further updates on how the Department is addressing the virus.
Read More »Examining American Housing Market Sentiment
More workers saw their wages rise amid tight labor market conditions, helping bolster already strong housing demand.
Read More »Employment Signaling Optimism in Mortgage Market
With unemployment at record lows, economists believe economic as well as housing market growth will continue.
Read More »How the Yield Curve Predicts Housing Performance
A new report covers critical it is to leverage tools that can help assess the real estate risk in a timely manner, including the Yield Curve.
Read More »Economic Outlook: Housing’s Place in GDP Growth
With coronavirus and the potential overvaluation of equity and bond markets hanging overhead, how has the mortgage and refinance market performed?
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