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HUD alleges racial discrimination in Minneapolis housing programs
The Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity office, gutted by federal workforce reductions, is spearheading the effort
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New-home applications rise as sales tumble in December
MBA notes ‘relatively large number of new homes available for sale’ as contract signings underwhelm last month
New-home sales flat in October as inventory remains elevated
Wells Fargo economists predict home builders will ‘likely remain cautious’
Adaptive reuse reshapes self-storage sector as retail conversions surge
Driven by reduced costs and zoning benefits, the redevelopment of vacant retail properties is becoming a dominant trend in self-storage construction
Foreclosure rise in 2025 signals ‘market recalibration’
Despite annual gains, foreclosure activity remains far below pre-pandemic levels
Multifamily rents stall in 2025 as fourth-quarter drop erases gains
National rent growth plateaus for the first time since 2020: Yardi Matrix
What lies ahead in this ‘wild west’ of consumer protection?
The CFPB has faced leadership shifts, litigation and stalled enforcement. Could the next iteration of the bureau offer empowered relevance?
Examining new pathways to invest in real estate
The refi boom: Stand out or get lost
Plugging the leaky bucket: Why housing preservation matters
AI tools improve workflows, but open doors for fraud and manipulation
Exclusive: Fix-and-flip investors are still bleeding profitability
Returns for home flippers have fallen to 2008 levels as a ‘triple squeeze’ on profits sends some in the sector running for rentals
Stalling rents, climbing vacancies deal double blow to real estate investors
Rent growth at 15-year lows and rising vacancy rates are flashing warning signs
Industry Watch: UWM, Kiavi, Pennymac and others make headlines
A roundup of notable mortgage industry activity over the past two weeks
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