Historically, buying has been a better investment than renting, but that may no longer be the case—that's one of several takeaways from a new report by U.S. housing researchers. [...]

The 2.7 million homeowners still in forbearance plans are likely "facing ongoing challenges with lost jobs, lost income, and other impacts from the pandemic," economists surmise. The post Forbearance [...]

According to federal data, less than 1% of the $20 billion in aid for the island has been spent. Here is a look at how this relief is now [...]

Researchers outline 2021's housing issues related to affordability, foreclosure, eviction, racial disparity, and homelessness and how they compare to the state of the market from that decade. The post [...]

Continuing our look at 2021's Top 25 Women of Law, today's installment brings you profiles of outstanding women professionals from several firms. The post Recognizing the Top Women of [...]

Will the market crash, and when? Is it even worth it to buy a home? A survey of over 2,000 people revealed six key predictions for the housing market [...]

Moratoria that have kept foreclosure actions at bay over the past 10 months may be "lulling us into a false sense of security about the scope of the post-forbearance [...]

Some housing experts have expressed hope that HUD, under Fudge's leadership, could make numerous positive strides on behalf of American homeownership. The post Housing Advocates Urge Senate: ‘Move Quickly [...]

Researchers analyze historical loan performance to learn more about the CFPB action that would provide a three-year pathway to "safe harbor" for some loans. The post A Look at [...]

Approximately half of homeowners in forbearance made their monthly mortgage payments during the dawn of the pandemic, but in recent weeks, that has sagged. Here is more from this [...]