Tag Archives: Pandemic

Demand for vacation homes swelled during the coronavirus pandemic—surging as much as 172% in April—as many sought escape from cramped city life amid lockdown restrictions.

The Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies will analyze the nation’s post-pandemic housing market in an upcoming webinar and discuss steps the industry and government need to take to protect at-risk households.

For many consumers, the mortgage process is boiled down to a transactional experience focused on the lowest rate offers. Taking the longer view may yield a better outcome for borrowers.

Two letters written by the Chair of the House Financial Services Committee Maxine Waters request additional oversight to avoid pandemic-related foreclosures.

Tian Liu details what does the housing market needs to do to make the American Dream more attainable for all.

MReport takes a deeper look into the impact the pandemic has had on the nation’s biggest cities by chatting with a 30-plus-year research and analytics veteran.

As organizations scrambled to meet the demands presented by the marketplace over the past year, AXIS Lending Academy opened its doors to provide training for those interested in a career in the mortgage profession.  

A new ServiceLink report analyzed homebuying trends over the past year, finding that the desire for more space to work remotely was a primary driver for most seeking a new home.

Here’s how these important cohorts are differentiating themselves within the modern housing market.

When the COVID-19 pandemic struck, the global economy found itself in the midst of a revolution that sent leaders in every industry scrambling to adapt. Here’s what comes next.