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Even with tight inventory and sellers netting record profits, a new poll has found that seniors are choosing to stay in their homes, citing sentimental value over monetary worth.

The year 2018 saw historic levels of merger and acquisition activity, but new data suggests that 2021 will surpass that activity as the industry finds itself in the midst of consolidation.

While nominal house prices in July were 35% higher than at the housing boom peak for prices in 2006, house-buying power remains nearly 38% below its 2006 housing boom peak.

As COVID-mandated travel restrictions begin to loosen, foreign investors may flee the coasts and begin exploring single-family homes inland.

A new analysis by the CFPB has found that complaints from wealthier communities were more frequently about loan origination and performing servicing over the course of 2020.

With more than 420,000 households having received Emergency Rental Assistance in August, program grantees have distributed approximately $7.7 billion since January to support housing stability nationwide.

Stagnant wages and rising valuations lead to less affordable homes for most of the U.S. 

This week, NAR releases its pending home sales report for August, gauging how Q3 2021 concluded in a red-hot year for the housing market.

Data analyzed by CoreLogic has found the share of homes in negative equity fell to 2.3% in the second quarter of 2021 the lowest share in at least 12 years.

A new survey of industry execs by WFG has found that lengthy turnaround times on real estate transactions topped the list of most pressing operational concerns.