HSBC will be paying a $765-million fine to the Department of Justice, as representative of the United States, over its contributions from the bank that lead up to the 2008 [...]

The GSE is financing an initiative that supports both affordable housing for low-income and working households in three metros. Click through for the details The post Freddie Mac Initiative Brings [...]

A new research looked at the correlation between parental wealth and homeownership status for the younger generation. Here’s what it found. The post Does Parental Wealth Impact Homeownership? appeared first [...]

Stern & Eisenberg will be hosting a webinar on Wednesday, August 8 at 3 p.m. ET, covering a recent ruling from the Maryland Court of Appeals on the decision made [...]

Editor's Note: This feature originally appeared in the August issue of DS News. Since the beginning of this year, I’ve had the opportunity to attend several industry conferences—something that has allowed [...]

For anyone who works with vacant property in economically distressed areas—property managers, asset managers, rehabbers, real estate agents—the material used to secure and protect property is a big deal. And [...]

Goldman Sachs has reached 62 percent of its $1.8-billion consumer relief obligation, which was enacted under its two April 11, 2016, mortgage-related settlement agreements with the U.S. Department of Justice [...]

Click through to learn more about the finalists of the Keystones—awards that recognize and honor the contribution of women business leaders in the housing industry. The post Women in Housing [...]

Kuentz, a 20-year industry veteran will oversee the strategic execution at Lenders One as well as continue to lead and manage the cooperative’s sales effort of the cooperative. The post [...]