Daily Dose

In this episode of DS5: Inside the Industry, Bell Bank’s Chief Risk Officer Jesse Schwab discusses what approaching the $10 billion asset threshold means in terms of navigating a changing regulatory landscape.

Some Americans are better than others at managing their money. Analysts compared consumer indicators in 2,500-plus cities.

In almost half of all U.S. counties, single-family rental property owners are at above-average risk for default.

With demand at an all-time high, U.S. housing inventory is being picked clean by buyers who are wasting no time in closing the sale.

In the coming week, the Urban Institute will present the latest in its conversation series, taking aim at the measures the Biden Administration will take to create housing equality for all.

However, policymakers must act in order to ensure "continued robust growth” in this demographic, which faces significant barriers.

Whether they’re going from city to city, city to suburb, or suburb to city, this study shows one thing’s for sure: people are relocating.

Experts discuss the ways one measurement impacts the other, and explain why pending- and new-home sales stats "aren’t always perfectly correlated."

An economist digs deep into trends beyond the obvious—what kind of borrowers got home financing, how mortgages were structured, and how Americans managed debt.

FHFA announced that it will do its part to help coordinate efforts across the federal government to assist struggling homeowners.