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Mortgage borrowing and delinquency rates have changed a lot in the decade since the Great Recession, according to a new report which also looked at how access to credit and lending patterns have changed over the decade.

A recent industry report examined the root of housing supply shortage and identified which markets were most impacted.

The market for existing home sales is underperforming its potential, according to a new report. Here are the factors that are impacting sales the most.

Home prices have been increasing but not as swiftly as they used to, according to a report. Does this mean trouble or a more sustainable housing market overall?

First-time homebuyers are still crushing the mortgage market when compared with repeat buyers, according to a recent report. Here are the factors influencing their decision to buy in a highly competitive market.

Personal debt among Americans is on the rise, according to a recent study of consumer spending habits. Here’s how mortgage loans stack up in the overall average debt of borrowers.

Despite rising home prices and tight inventory, one report sees a healthy environment for many renters to become homeowners.

Calling today’s housing policy proposals only “partial fixes” to the current challenges in the housing market, a policy research suggests four major themes for effective future housing policy.

A quarterly survey found that the demand for housing is on the rise for consumers in the age-group of 55 years and above. Click through to learn the factors driving this trend.

Few homes are permanent, but in some cities, residents may take longer to leave than in others. See where homeowners are moving fastest, and where they are staying on.