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Senate passes trigger leads bill

Senate passes trigger leads bill as legislation nears finish line

Mortgage industry leaders back the Homebuyers Privacy Protection Act, which advanced in the House

Consumers are worrying a little less about the economy

But concerns that looming tariffs will heat up inflation remain strong

Fairway Independent Mortgage, FBC Mortgage and Blue Sage Solutions are among the companies that have made notable moves in the mortgage industry recently.

Industry Watch: An active time for Fairway Independent Mortgage, FBC Mortgage, Blue Sage Solutions and others

Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp. announced that it has agreed in principle to an asset sale with Indiana-based Hallmark Home Mortgage, which is licensed in 20

U.S. home prices are expected to grow by an average of 2.9% in 2025 and 2.8% next year, according to a panel of experts polled by Fannie Mae.

Home price growth expected to ebb through 2026: Fannie Mae expert panel

Economists continue to dial back their predictions

A a coalition of labor leaders and congressional lawmakers said proceeds from a Fannie and Freddie stock offering should go toward housing for middle-class workers.

Fannie and Freddie may go public. Proceeds should benefit the middle class, lawmakers say

Labor leaders joined a bipartisan group of U.S. reps at a Capitol Hill rally

Vice President JD Vance accused Fed Chair Jerome Powell of “monetary malpractice” for not cutting interest rates, while President Donald Trump labeled the central bank head a "numbskull."

Vance attacks the Fed on rate cut delays as Trump piles on

The president called Fed Chair Jerome Powell a ‘numbskull’ for not lowering interest rates

Both the 30-year and 15-year fixed mortgage rates barely budged during the week ending June 12, according to Freddie Mac.

Mortgage rates inch lower this week

Both the 30-year and 15-year fixed rates barely budged: Freddie Mac

Redfin reported that over a four-week period ending June 8, 28% of homes sold above the asking price, which is down from 32% during that time frame last year.

In another sign of a buyer’s market, fewer homes are selling above asking price

Spring housing trends are starting to resemble the early pandemic months: Redfin

Study highlights construction labor shortage issues and their financial impacts.

Labor shortages, immigration crackdowns take a toll on the construction industry

A lack of skilled workers costs builders more than $10 billion annually, study finds

May foreclosure filings fall, but repossessed homes spike, per a report from Attom.

May foreclosure filings fall, but repossessed homes spike

Lenders repossessed 34% more homes last month compared to 2024

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Recent Headlines

Senate passes trigger leads bill

Senate passes trigger leads bill as legislation nears finish line

Mortgage industry leaders back the Homebuyers Privacy Protection Act, which advanced in the House

Consumers are worrying a little less about the economy

But concerns that looming tariffs will heat up inflation remain strong

Fairway Independent Mortgage, FBC Mortgage and Blue Sage Solutions are among the companies that have made notable moves in the mortgage industry recently.

Industry Watch: An active time for Fairway Independent Mortgage, FBC Mortgage, Blue Sage Solutions and others

Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp. announced that it has agreed in principle to an asset sale with Indiana-based Hallmark Home Mortgage, which is licensed in 20

U.S. home prices are expected to grow by an average of 2.9% in 2025 and 2.8% next year, according to a panel of experts polled by Fannie Mae.

Home price growth expected to ebb through 2026: Fannie Mae expert panel

Economists continue to dial back their predictions

A a coalition of labor leaders and congressional lawmakers said proceeds from a Fannie and Freddie stock offering should go toward housing for middle-class workers.

Fannie and Freddie may go public. Proceeds should benefit the middle class, lawmakers say

Labor leaders joined a bipartisan group of U.S. reps at a Capitol Hill rally

Vice President JD Vance accused Fed Chair Jerome Powell of “monetary malpractice” for not cutting interest rates, while President Donald Trump labeled the central bank head a "numbskull."

Vance attacks the Fed on rate cut delays as Trump piles on

The president called Fed Chair Jerome Powell a ‘numbskull’ for not lowering interest rates

Both the 30-year and 15-year fixed mortgage rates barely budged during the week ending June 12, according to Freddie Mac.

Mortgage rates inch lower this week

Both the 30-year and 15-year fixed rates barely budged: Freddie Mac

Redfin reported that over a four-week period ending June 8, 28% of homes sold above the asking price, which is down from 32% during that time frame last year.

In another sign of a buyer’s market, fewer homes are selling above asking price

Spring housing trends are starting to resemble the early pandemic months: Redfin

Study highlights construction labor shortage issues and their financial impacts.

Labor shortages, immigration crackdowns take a toll on the construction industry

A lack of skilled workers costs builders more than $10 billion annually, study finds

May foreclosure filings fall, but repossessed homes spike, per a report from Attom.

May foreclosure filings fall, but repossessed homes spike

Lenders repossessed 34% more homes last month compared to 2024

Join 110,000 mortgage professionals

Our award-winning daily newsletter provides the insights, market data and connections to mortgage lenders you need to power your performance.

Recent Headlines

Senate passes trigger leads bill

Senate passes trigger leads bill as legislation nears finish line

Mortgage industry leaders back the Homebuyers Privacy Protection Act, which advanced in the House

Consumers are worrying a little less about the economy

But concerns that looming tariffs will heat up inflation remain strong

Fairway Independent Mortgage, FBC Mortgage and Blue Sage Solutions are among the companies that have made notable moves in the mortgage industry recently.

Industry Watch: An active time for Fairway Independent Mortgage, FBC Mortgage, Blue Sage Solutions and others

Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp. announced that it has agreed in principle to an asset sale with Indiana-based Hallmark Home Mortgage, which is licensed in 20

U.S. home prices are expected to grow by an average of 2.9% in 2025 and 2.8% next year, according to a panel of experts polled by Fannie Mae.

Home price growth expected to ebb through 2026: Fannie Mae expert panel

Economists continue to dial back their predictions

A a coalition of labor leaders and congressional lawmakers said proceeds from a Fannie and Freddie stock offering should go toward housing for middle-class workers.

Fannie and Freddie may go public. Proceeds should benefit the middle class, lawmakers say

Labor leaders joined a bipartisan group of U.S. reps at a Capitol Hill rally

Vice President JD Vance accused Fed Chair Jerome Powell of “monetary malpractice” for not cutting interest rates, while President Donald Trump labeled the central bank head a "numbskull."

Vance attacks the Fed on rate cut delays as Trump piles on

The president called Fed Chair Jerome Powell a ‘numbskull’ for not lowering interest rates

Both the 30-year and 15-year fixed mortgage rates barely budged during the week ending June 12, according to Freddie Mac.

Mortgage rates inch lower this week

Both the 30-year and 15-year fixed rates barely budged: Freddie Mac

Redfin reported that over a four-week period ending June 8, 28% of homes sold above the asking price, which is down from 32% during that time frame last year.

In another sign of a buyer’s market, fewer homes are selling above asking price

Spring housing trends are starting to resemble the early pandemic months: Redfin

Study highlights construction labor shortage issues and their financial impacts.

Labor shortages, immigration crackdowns take a toll on the construction industry

A lack of skilled workers costs builders more than $10 billion annually, study finds

May foreclosure filings fall, but repossessed homes spike, per a report from Attom.

May foreclosure filings fall, but repossessed homes spike

Lenders repossessed 34% more homes last month compared to 2024

Join 110,000 mortgage professionals

Our award-winning daily newsletter provides the insights, market data and connections to mortgage lenders you need to power your performance.

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