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Even as non-housing debt rises, the New York Fed’s report on household debt and credit gave insights into the factors that have impacted housing debt.

Ever wondered where homebuyers looking for the lowest mortgage rates would move? Here’s what a recent study found.

What is happening to innovation in the world of real estate closings? Here’s what an expert has to say about the long-term trends in this industry.

When it comes to choosing a metro area to call home, a new found that four-in-five buyers in 2018 wanted to buy within the metro area they currently reside in. Find out the reasons why buyers are opting out of large move.

In an amended complaint against Fidelity Information Services, Ocwen has alleged that the audit firm carried out these malpractices while engaged to audit the servicer for the California Department of Business Oversight.

The new program will provide brokers with more choices by providing financing solutions to those previously underserved, yet credit-worthy customers.

Here’s what the bank had to say to a lawsuit filed by a loan officer in California that could have a broader impact on the bank’s wage and commission practices for its mortgage business.

Despite rising interest rates, a new report shows strong loan demand among millennials. See why this group isn’t being deterred despite market pressures.

Here are some of the recommendations made in a new research paper by the Wharton School and the National Association of Realtors on housing finance reform and the significance of the GSEs in the market.

A new report will give insights into the markets that are seeing home prices rising faster than the national rate and those that are underperforming. Here’s what else is in store in The Week Ahead.