Daily Dose

The Census Bureau will release its monthly construction spending report, which also includes spending on the building of new single-family homes. Here’s what else is happening in The Week Ahead.

Where you live says a lot about you, but apparently, so does the name of your neighborhood. Find out what neighborhood names are worth the most.

The frequency of defects, fraudulence and misrepresentation in loan applications fell again this month, due in part to advancements in fintech. See how much of an impact financial technology has made to defect risk.

As the housing market enters the last leg of 2018, the industry asks "what is the state of single-family rentals?" Click through to read expert opinion on the current state of SFR and where it’s headed.

After the signing of the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act, several institutions had questions about the exemptions to HMDA made in the Act. See what clarifications the CFPB made to the Act.

With home prices continuing their upward march, a study found that fewer counties had homes where a median income family could afford to buy. Does this mean renting could soon become a cheaper option for many potential homebuyers?

Mortgage rates were higher this week, but only slightly. See what this means for the rest of the year.

Click through to get a sneak peek of the cover story, features and all the other news, views, and expert insights in the September issue of MReport.

Home price appreciation is slowing down, but we may not see the housing market flip in favor of the buyer until around 2020. See what experts have to say about the direction of the housing market.

The economy is improving, with quality of jobs increasing and incomes rising. However, the housing market has yet to catch up.