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The new report also covered the sharp decline in unemployment and predictions on how the unemployment rate will rise.

New York City and surrounding metros—those impacted the most by COVID-19—are those impacted the hardest.

Click through to see which cities led the way for average rates for refinances and purchases.

New analysis projects transactions could decline as much as 60% but could recover quickly in 2021.

A new report found inventory within the most affordable prices, while seeing a monthly rise, is well behind the pace set in 2019.

What other bank made the decision to stop new applications for lines of credit? Click through to find out.

Also in The Week Ahead are reports on mortgage rates, unemployment trends, and exclusive interviews with Tim Rood, Head of Industry Relations, the Collingwood Group, a SITUS AMC Company, and Don Layton, Freddie Mac CEO (2019-2019), and Aaron Samples, CEO, First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation.

While there is an uptick in interest, housing supply continues to be an issue.

A new report found several banks are making it difficult to be approved for a mortgage, with many raising the credit limits.

Here's how the industry reacted to the most recent unemployment data from the Department of Labor.