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Student loan debt is growing while the homeownership rate is shrinking.

Homeowners are overestimating the value of their homes, though not by much.

It’s no secret that for-sale residential housing is in short supply around the country. With that being the case, do homeowners even have any motivation to sell their homes?

The amount of equity in U.S. homes has more than doubled in in the last five years—and if price appreciation forecasts come to pass, there is more to come.

With the Treasury yield at a two-week high, will the market see a corresponding spike in mortgage rates?

Per Dodd-Frank, banks that cross the $10 billion asset threshold become subject to increased regulation and supervision. While it seems they have an incentive to stay below the $10 billion mark, there is no systematic evidence they are avoiding it, according to one analysis.

Federal regulators determined in April that the resolution plans of eight "systemically important" bank holding companies were not quite up to speed. But the companies are trying to fix things.

While the debate continues as to how the new president will affect housing after January, the data shows that the ROI on houses in districts controlled by one party is nearly double that of houses in districts controlled by the other party.

Millennials have been cited by many analysts as the key to increasing the dismal homeownership rate. How much is the increasing student loan debt affecting their ability to buy a home?

Renters Warehouse CEO Kevin Ortner talks about some of the challenges currently facing the single-family rental market and how his company is meeting those challenges.