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With the rising cost of supplies already troubling homebuilders, a lack of skilled workers is now contributing to a lack of housing inventory nationwide.

Mortgage applications rose for the first time in seven weeks as rates trended downward and potential refi candidates jumped in and took advantage of record-low rates.

Due to fewer borrowers utilizing the agency’s COVID-19-related allowances, Wednesday’s extension, which keeps flexibilities in place through May, could be the last.

Economists say local residents looking to buy their first home or relocate within their hometown are losing out because of out-of-towners' big budgets.

HUD Secretary Marcia Fudge and FHFA Director Mark Calabria discuss affordability, equality, and the nation's COVID-19 response, among other issues.

Most who responded to a recent survey agreed that remote work has led to a more productive workforce, but does that mean managers will continue allowing staffers to telecommute?

Mortgage lender expands its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion efforts with two new hires to broaden the company’s reach.

Federal Housing Administration (FHA) Monday announced updates to its Single Family Handbook, which it says will strengthen loss-mitigation approaches for struggling borrowers while streamlining servicer requirements. "The update to FHA's ...

Like the rest of the nation, the second-most expensive state for homebuying announced unprecedented average prices, increased competition, and fewer-than-ever days on the market.

Despite an inflow of new listings inventory can't keep pace with demand, which is pushing up prices, according to this new report.