As rental prices rise, wage growth has failed to keep pace
The typical asking rent was $2,024 in April, up 3.4% year over year: Zillow
The typical asking rent was $2,024 in April, up 3.4% year over year: Zillow
With no sign of tariff-fueled price hikes, the annual increase of 2.3% was the lowest since 2021
The legislation would fill the void from a recently terminated last-resort program for delinquent veteran borrowers
CBRE finds hotel operating and ownership expenses rising faster than revenues
Moody’s forecasts that industrial sector rent growth will increase by 3% annually in 2025 and 2026
Mortgage rates may be poised to rise following de-escalation of tariff tensions
Fif Ghobadian of OriginPoint was No. 14 in Scotsman Guide’s rankings for Top Non-QM Volume in 2025
Rate announced the launch of Rate Portfolio, a suite of flexible mortgage products that offer customized financing solutions for self-employed individuals, small-business owners, freelancers, property
The former FDIC board member has yet to be confirmed as director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
New York Fed finds a growing number of households expect their financial state to be worse in the next 12 months
‘Pent-up housing demand continues to grow’: NAR
The president wrote that the mortgage giants are ‘throwing off a lot of CASH, and the time would seem to be right’
The government-sponsored enterprise is also optimistic about single-family home sales
New-home sales fell 6.9% year over year in April
The average interest rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage inched closer to 7% for the week ending May 16
New-home prices have declined year over year for eight consecutive quarters: NAHB
Bob Broeksmit discussed Fannie and Freddie matters at this week’s MBA conference
A last-resort program for delinquent veteran borrowers stopped accepting applications on May 1
Cities in the Northeast and Midwest saw the biggest gains in price growth for the starter home category: First American
Is the Federal Reserve quietly tipping its hand with $43.6 billion in U.S. Treasury bond purchases?
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‘Pent-up housing demand continues to grow’: NAR
The president wrote that the mortgage giants are ‘throwing off a lot of CASH, and the time would seem to be right’
The government-sponsored enterprise is also optimistic about single-family home sales
New-home sales fell 6.9% year over year in April
The average interest rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage inched closer to 7% for the week ending May 16
New-home prices have declined year over year for eight consecutive quarters: NAHB
Bob Broeksmit discussed Fannie and Freddie matters at this week’s MBA conference
A last-resort program for delinquent veteran borrowers stopped accepting applications on May 1
Cities in the Northeast and Midwest saw the biggest gains in price growth for the starter home category: First American
Is the Federal Reserve quietly tipping its hand with $43.6 billion in U.S. Treasury bond purchases?
Our award-winning daily newsletter provides the insights, market data and connections to mortgage lenders you need to power your performance.
