Adapting to market changes and creating options for clients allows real estate agents to stay relevant and engaged no matter what shifts may occur, Century…
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Flood of orders published without explanation on social media target programs and practices designed to boost lending in minority communities, protect borrowers from unfair or…
Some experts are intrigued by the idea floated by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, saying it could help put the mortgage giants on sound footing without…
As March 14 debt ceiling deadline approaches, housing and mortgage finance industries brace for repercussions of DOGE cuts to federal workforce and programs. Source: Inman…
Cuts are expected to save borrowers $678 million a year but don’t apply to existing loans or release homeowners who have built up equity from…
Longer loans, including a 50-year concept recently floated in the U.K., are sometimes framed as a way to improve housing affordability. But the experts aren’t…
A new interactive tool from the Urban Institute compares housing wealth equity in cities across America, tracking disparities in homeownership rates, home values, and the…
Looking at schools and infrastructure, realtor.com identified the most family-friendly suburb for each of the country’s 11 biggest cities. Source: Inman News
With home values soaring and mortgage rates still near historic lows, homeowners are cashing out home equity at volumes not seen since the height of…
Jim Parrott, a nonresident fellow at the Urban Institute, said housing is “not an abstraction” for the president-elect on Thursday during the National Association of…