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Mortgage rates have hovered slightly above record lows since June. But now they may be on the way back up.

Millions of homeowners are in a negative equity position with their homes. That number is dropping substantially every quarter, however.

The Five Star Conference and Expo celebrated the achievements of women in housing for the fourth straight year.

The already low prospect of a rate hike by the Federal Reserve later this month just became even lower following a speech this week by Fed Governor Lael Brainard.

As the country is sharply divided on two of the most polarizing presidential candidates in history, perhaps it is not a surprise that the two major political parties are equally divided on a proposal to roll back Dodd-Frank.

Federal officials are pondering the weight of student loan debt on young adults. Do the benefits of higher education outweigh the downside of student loan debt when it comes to homeownership?

Home price growth, uncertainty about down payments, and tight supply are making renters less sure of whether it’s a good time to buy a home, according to one analysis.

The combination of a changing business climate and regulations and federal oversight does not mean that servicers can’t enhance their business portfolio.

The housing market as a whole is moving marginally deeper into buy territory, according to one analysis.

Appraisals across the country were lower than what refinancing homeowners expected, even as actual home values increased.