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Mortgage rates have toppled to record lows, sparking an opportunity for homeowners to refinance their mortgages and, possibly, ease the strain on their wallets.

The big banks set aside more than $32 billion for loan losses in Q2, signaling that relief programs may not be enough to stave off a flood of bad debt.

A pair of data reports issued today provide further insights into the good news. But will it last?

What factors are to blame for the change? Click through for all the details and insights from an economist.

The pandemic is placing new emphasis on what buyers expect and prioritize, according to a new survey. Click through to learn what the results reveal.

A survey of would-be homebuyers asked how many were feeling pressure to relocate—or do so sooner—specifically due to COVID-19.

 A decline in loan application activity might be a result of rising coronavirus cases, as well as the delay of a new COVID-relief package.

What connections exist between these seemingly disparate factors? A new report offers insights and explanation.

However, despite an anticipated nationwide cool-down, Americans—especially millennials—maintain substantial interest in purchasing a home.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have released their latest monthly volume summaries. Here's what the data reveals.