Almost everyone pursuing the American Dream today faces affordability, supply, and security challenges—this survey breaks down specific housing issues by race. The post How Homeownership Difficulties Differ for People [...]
Coming off a year of mortgage rates at all-time lows, a ServiceLink report has found that more Generation Z and millennial homeowners were remaining in place and opting to [...]
The number of new forbearance requests remained low this past week, and overall, the share of mortgage loans in active forbearance dropped by 11 basis points from 4.04% of [...]
A panel examined mitigating flood risk through the National Flood Insurance Program and new pricing methodology as a result of Risk Rating 2.0. The post Senate Hearing Addresses Flood [...]
Chairwoman of the House Financial Services Committee issues letter to federal agencies requesting additional time for at-risk borrowers. The post Waters Seeks Extension of Federal Foreclosure Moratoria appeared first [...]
Inventory is low, median prices are high, foreclosures and short sales are minimal—but economists expect some of that to change in the coming months. The post Home Sales Approach [...]
Department publishes notice regarding $2 billion in grants and funds to assist hurricane stricken areas. The post HUD Continues Disaster Recovery Efforts for Puerto Rico and USVI appeared first [...]
The Black Homeownership Collaborative looks to address the affordable housing challenges facing Black communities via plan to promote sustainable homeownership and narrow the homeownership gap. The post Narrowing Homeownership’s [...]
Pandemic-related remote work situations are pushing more Americans to purchase second homes. The post Surge in the Demand for Vacation Homes appeared first on DSNews. Source: DS News
As millennial families grow, remote work endures, and home prices skyrocket, houses constructed as single-family rentals gain in popularity. The post Study Shows Build-to-Rent Market in ‘Turbo Mode’ appeared [...]
