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NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun said the strong demand that has been frustrating buyers and the spring’s swift sales “took a dent out of what was available for sale in May and ultimately dragged down contract activity.”

Housing numbers might be doing well in general, but what happens when everyone wants to buy a house but no one wants to build them?

Will borrowers have an incentive to refinance if rates increase?

In April, pending home sales reached their highest point in a decade, contributing toward making 2016 the best spring homebuying season in a decade. Can they maintain that level in May?

The U.K. voted 52 percent to 48 percent to leave the European Union‒‒the much anticipated, but also much feared “Brexit”‒‒in a move that has had immediate effects on global and American markets.

The nation's 33 largest bank holding companies were tested for their ability to lend under severely adverse economic scenarios that include an increase of 5 percentage points in the unemployment rate.

The pace of new home sales dropped off in May, but that may have been expected due to April's large jump.

Title agents are significantly more optimistic in Q2 than last quarter about the volume of both purchase and refinance transactions in the year ahead, according to a recent survey.

The Bureau reported violations due to deficient technology and process breakdowns as a result of numerous examinations of mortgage servicers since the CFPB’s new servicing rules went into effect in January 2014.

On Wednesday, members of the Legal League 100 Advisory Council met in Dallas, Texas, to discuss the state of the Legal League 100 and its subcommittees, and to create initiatives to reflect the concerns and needs of its membership.