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Despite an increase in residential property listings each of the last eight months, the shortage of homes for sale remains more pronounced than ever, home prices continue to ...

The U.S. Supreme Court has put a stop to the extension of the eviction moratorium by the CDC, with tenants losing vital protections.

While still below the 3% range, the window of opportunity for refis remains wide open; however, high asking prices are turning many away from the purchase market despite the record low rates.

The average monthly cost to lease a house has shot up almost 10% nationwide, meaning more Americans might want to consider homeownership, economists say.

Redfin reports that the national median home price is up 16% year-over-year, with home sellers still very much in the driver's seat.

The Census Bureau and HUD have found new home sales slowing in July, rising slightly over June’s totals, and limited by multiple supply-side headwinds.

Company leaders say they intend to bring together complementary mortgage platforms to boost earnings power.

Rates below the 3% mark continue to feed the refi frenzy, as increases were found in both purchase apps and refinances over the previous week.

With the well-being of both property owners and tenants dependent upon the funds, the Treasury reports, "grantees need to do more to urgently accelerate efforts."

Analysts say stiffer competition, lower production volume, and a shift in purchase/refi activity led to lower revenues and higher expenses.