Daily Dose

An economist explains why—even as rates remain low and household incomes improve—buying a house is becoming less affordable on a year-over-year basis.

Industry professionals will converge on the Lone Star State as the Five Star Institute welcomes the mortgage community back for an in-person conference this fall.

Low rates and tight inventory is equaling a greater return for sellers, as more homebuyers are dipping deeper into their pockets to land the home of their dreams.

A new report shows that while housing market potential remains elevated, existing homeowners staying put accounted for more than 15,000 fewer potential home sales in April.

This week, a Terner Center webinar will tackle and propose solutions to the nation’s affordable housing issue.

Low inventory and tight supply have forced many into home purchases requiring more work than initially anticipated.

Bipartisan legislation passes the House which would simplify the process for those buying a home with an FHA mortgage.

After weeks of trending downward, mortgage rates began to climb this week with more finding it difficult to find a home amid a nationwide shortage in supply.

Homeowners of color face both stagnating home values and extreme price volatility, either of which could compound the challenges this demographic already faces, researchers say.

In what Midwest market did the average home spend just four days on the market in April? Read on to find out.