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Right in time for St. Patrick's Day, the researchers at LendingTree looked at the role of luck and superstition in homebuying. Researchers there found that close to half ...

While studies have shown the rate of single-women homeownership increasing at a brisk pace, further research indicates women pay more for houses and make less when selling.

Margins on mortgages originated will get tighter, experts expect, and originators looking to fill existing capacity and support revenue will need to expand their product breadth.

Years of segregation and economic inequality shoehorned many people of color into living in neighborhoods that are more vulnerable to increasingly frequent storms, economists report.

That the housing industry is further behind than the country as a whole when it comes to inclusion reportedly could be contributing to the enormous racial gap in homeownership.

Fannie Mae's SVP Doug Duncan is responsible for forecasts and analyses of the economy and the housing and mortgage markets. Here are some of his expectations for 2021.

Fudge's appointment will further her "lifelong mission to alleviate poverty and promote racial justice," supporters said.

Upward-inching interest rates could alter the dynamics of the housing market, but they "wouldn’t necessarily put a damper on it," economists report.

Researchers recently conducted a study in an effort to understand how AVMs—which have gained in use with the COVID-19 pandemic—are working (or not) for various racial groups.

Why have some cities experienced high house price growth even in the absence of large local economic shocks? A researcher delves into this and more.