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Despite a Q3 decrease, experts warn, "we still see elevated levels of risk in purchase transactions," and add that "it’s imperative risk managers remain vigilant in searching out potential fraud.”

Research shows that higher-income households have “essentially fully recovered,” but lower-income families "continue to suffer.”

New data explores how the health crisis is causing many Americans to hesitate when it comes time to sell their homes.

A new report examines USPS data to explore what areas of the U.S. are getting an influx of new residents and which areas people are leaving behind in the age of COVID-19.

Working remotely is becoming mainstream, but who is most likely to have a dedicated office space in their home? And how do remote-working homeowners compare to renters?

A record number of Americans have voted early in November's presidential election. Due to the heightened interest, researchers at Realtor.com are doing their part to help anticipate results. ...

The proposed rule would govern the way consumers can access their own financial information collected by a third party.

Homebuyers' biggest challenges remain "finding a suitable home amid very tight inventory, and qualifying for a mortgage within a framework of tightening credit availability," economists said.

Leaders from Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and HUD were among the speakers at a virtual event this week. Click through to find out what they had to say about current events.

The U.S. Census Bureau released its construction statistics for September, recording a 1.9% increase in housing starts compared to August. Single-family residential starts rose 8.5% over the month to ...