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The research team concluded that changes in precipitation accounted for 36% of the actual flooding costs that occurred during the three-decade period measured in their study

Wells Fargo & Co. has created a new internal advisory group dubbed the Office of Consumer Practices (OCP) that is designed to upgrade the company’s sales practices and ...

  Nearly 400,000 American retirees moved their residences during 2020, the highest number in five years. According to a data study by the moving services website HigherAHelper.com analyzing ...

Most Fannie Mae survey respondents say the 2008 financial crisis was economically more devastating than that resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Editor's note: This story originally appeared in the January edition of MReport. The COVID-19 pandemic is a historically unique event for all sectors. There’s no playbook, and it’s ...

In this week’s episode of DS5: Inside the Industry, Joe Iafigliola, CFO of Safeguard Properties, discussed how Safeguard has adjusted to the challenges of the past year, and ...

Seventy percent of survey respondents expected remote work to continue in the post-pandemic era.

Nearly seven out of every 10 American Indians and Alaska Natives live in or near cities. Click through to learn about how a new initiative is working to build homeownership among these groups.

With the wide distribution of a COVID-19 inoculation, pandemic-induced trends—such as very low interest rates and suburban migration, to name a couple—could begin to reverse.

Economists look at two “critical threats to housing affordability” as we wrap up a year of heightened demand and lean inventory.