A strong refinance market is expected to drive mortgage originations to more than $2 trillion. But what are the GSEs’ thoughts on housing?
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The CEO of BuildFax discusses the latest analysis that further supports the idea of potential economic downturn.
Read More »Buying a Home in 2012 is Paying Off
A new report finds that average homeowners have seen the equity in their home skyrocket since the Great Recession. But by how much?
Read More »Adapting to a Changing Market
From advancements in technology, to new sectors entering the housing market, Suzy Lindblom, COO for Planet Home Lending, discusses important industry trends. Editor’s note: This feature originally appeared in the September issue of MReport.
Read More »Shaky Outlook for Earthquake Insurance
The July 4 earthquakes in Ridgecrest, California, was another reminder that a “big one” could hit. But are residents prepared if—or when—it does?
Read More »The End of Single-Family Zoning in California?
New pieces of legislation are slowly allowing residents more ability on their property, and loosening zoning rules in the state.
Read More »An Uptick for Home-Sale Prices
August recorded the largest annual gain in more than two years in the number of homes sold, but it was the smaller markets recording the biggest gains.
Read More »Education’s Vital Role in the Homebuying Process
New commentary from Fannie Mae details how it will work to increase education for borrowers, and provide more tools for lenders.
Read More »Builder Confidence Grows in September
Lingering trade tensions with China have not put a damper on builder confidence according to a new report, but they have impacted other sectors.
Read More »Detailing California’s Housing Crisis
California Gov. Gavin Newson has allocated $2 billion toward the state’s housing woes, but rising home costs and lack of availability are impacting daily life.
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