Tag Archives: COVID-19

In order to protect millions of at-risk homeowners from foreclosure actions, the CFPB has issued a new set of rules to ensure a smooth transition as they exit forbearance plans.

Here’s how these important cohorts are differentiating themselves within the modern housing market.

When the COVID-19 pandemic struck, the global economy found itself in the midst of a revolution that sent leaders in every industry scrambling to adapt. Here’s what comes next.

The President dedicated the month to raising awareness of housing equality, as well as the elimination of barriers to affordable homeownership.

The high cost of supplies is impeding the growth of new homes, as homebuilders are further hamstrung in a market seeking greater supply.

As mortgage borrowers cope with the pandemic, two new studies examine the dilemmas consumers are facing with their mortgages.

A new report examines the nation’s renters and how the COVID-19 pandemic has forced this market to deplete their savings to pay their rent, and what policymakers can do to ease issues down the line.

Despite the nationwide rollout of COVID-19 vaccinations and a return to life as once was normal, pandemic-driven demand for second homes is soaring, as many remote workers are ...

With nearly 2.5 million homeowners in forbearance plans set to expire, the CFPB has issued a proposal for mortgage servicers and borrowers to work together to avoid a potential mounting number of foreclosures.

The CFPB has canceled seven policy statements issued last year to protect consumers facing difficulties posed by the pandemic.