Daily Dose

While prospective buyers are looking to return to the market, is there enough available inventory to go around?

A new report reveals how some homeowners are disproportionately affected by missed work and lockdowns.

A new report says more 35 states have recorded year-over-year growth with the highest occurring in South. Click through to read more.

Housing inventory also seeing increases as purchase applications are up 13% when compared to June 2019.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency said prior proposals will not be implemented due to the changing markets caused by the pandemic.

As a result of economic collapse, many new homeowners are feeling reduced levels of comfort, security, happiness, and pride.

Also in The Week Ahead, is a report on the confidence of home builders and the Federal Housing Administration will host a webinar on COVID-19.

In the latest DS5: Inside the Industry, Michael Oursler, COO, NewDay USA, discusses how COVID-19 may cause originators to re-examine their business models.

The push is led by Chairwoman Maxine Waters, who said the former Comptroller of the Currency “rushed out a harmful rule.” Click through to read more.

The average home price is now over $330,000, but inventory remains a concern. Click through for more information.