Celebrating the independent spirit of the Mortgage Broker, UWM visited New York City to ring the opening bell at the NY Stock Exchange.

June home sales suffered for the third straight month, due to a rise in regulatory costs, high-priced materials, and a lack of labor.

Improvements in housing supply has led to a rise in listings, resulting in an uptick in sales.

As rates continue to drop, many homeowners are finding themselves unable to take advantage in the purchase market as low inventory continues to outpace demand.

Two new programs will help mortgage brokers and correspondent lenders compete for more business.

HUD Secretary Marcia L. Fudge testified before the House Financial Services Committee on measures President Biden has taken to create a more level playing field in housing for all.

The up again/down again world of mortgage applications continued this week, dropping after a week of upticks.

The demand for homes remains strong and the competition is still intense nationwide, as appreciation reaches new highs in June.

Helping consumers prep for their financial future, Freddie Mac has launched its new initiative to position prospective homebuyers to get their credit history ready for a home purchase. 

An analysis has found that while asking prices remain high, the share of listings with price drops is rising steadily, and are headed toward pre-pandemic levels.