First-time and low-income homebuyers may have more difficulty purchasing a home due to a policy shift by the Federal Housing Administration, which insures federally-backed mortgage loans.
Based on data analysis of home values, days on market, share of homes sold at a loss, closing costs, and the number of local real estate offices, a new study ranks the best sellers markets in the U.S. today.
Facebook is overhauling its advertising platform in the wake of accusations that it helped enable housing discrimination. This and other coming changes from the tech giant may have a major impact on housing.
The Federal Housing Administration recently informed lenders that it would be flagging more loans as high risk, as part of an overall effort to tighten the manual underwriting process.
For young Millennials and homebuying Generation Z-ers aged 20 to 29 years, these 10 markets are the most popular in the nation. Only one metro per state was included in the study.
A new opinion piece claims that housing may be in for a boom period, following the Fed's new, dovish policy to halt interest rates hikes for 2019, and February's strong existing-home sales data.
The costs of homeownership and having children are rising, especially on the coasts. A new study finds the best cities on the West Coast to settle down and raise a family.
America's "twin dysfunctions" in its demographics, overflowing urban hubs and rural communities struggling with brain drain, has experts searching for solutions. One may be greater investment in second-tier research universities.
While supply is ticking up, interest rates are down, and home value growth is slowing, homebuyers still face a major headwind in the spring market: a lack of affordability.
