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This is despite the Federal Reserve injecting $688 billion into the market in March to offset the impact of COVID-19.

While values have increased annually every month since February 2012, a new projection says that could change over the next year.

The latest reading found the average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage is the second-lowest recorded in the history of the NerdWallet survey.

While overall money spent on construction declined for the month, one economist said single-family building is the “best bet” for a rebound.

Despite analysis that says mortgage rates could rise to meet requirements set forth by the FHFA, the Agency says it is “far too early” to tell.

A new Perspective Blog from Fannie Mae looks at how remote working is causing borrowers and lenders to look to technology.

A new whitepaper delves into how servicers are more vulnerable form cyber attacks with many of its employees working from home.

Candidate for the 5th Congressional District for the U.S. House of Representatives, Frank Pallotta, speaks exclusively with DS5 on actions by the federal government during COVID-19.

Reports on forbearance and unemployment rates, as well as more exclusive interviews on DS5: Inside the Industry—it's all coming up in The Week Ahead.

The housing industry has seemed to turn a corner following the early effects of COVID-19. What do projections for the remainder of 2020 look like?