The overall delinquency rate for U.S. residential mortgages experiences its first year-over-year decrease despite serious delinquencies rising.
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The overall delinquency rate for U.S. residential mortgages experiences its first year-over-year decrease despite serious delinquencies rising.
A recent survey shows many landlords and tenants are still unaware of federal rental assistance.
This “splurge surge” has impacted asset prices of all types, including real estate.
The economic recession ended after two short months in April 2020, but the economy is still fragile.
A heavy supply and demand imbalance is to blame for today’s high inflation, and high home prices.
A recent report shows urban demand dissipating throughout the last decade. Will this trend continue?
The divide between White and Black homeownership rates is higher today than it was before the 1968 Fair Housing Act. Here’s what’s being done about it.
California’s Build Back Boldly Plan incentivizes first-time homebuyers by subsidizing up to 45% of a home’s price.
The California Buyer Purchasing Power Index (BPPI) figure declined to +1.3 in June 2021.