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.
A recent Supreme Court (SCOTUS) decision is being called a victory for the mortgage industry, as homeowners in non-judicial states now have less power to fight foreclosures.
A new study by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) analyzes investment risk, trends, and behaviors, finding that real estate may be a better investment than stocks.
Wine mogul David Phinney recently sold his wine label for millions, and is now eyeing the Mare Island peninsula in California, 23 miles north of San Francisco, for a new real estate venture.
California may not be the place first-time buyers ought to be, according to a new Bankrate ranking of the 50 biggest U.S. metros based on affordability, job market, safety, and culture.
San Jose, Riverside, and San Francisco, Calif., along with Tampa, Fla. have the smallest gaps in homeownership rates between low-income families and the overall population, according to a new study.
According to the latest seasonally adjusted index data from the Mortgage Bankers Association, total mortgage application volume increased 1.6 percent last week over the previous week.
A new study based on property tax rates, down payments, home values, and more reveals the salary needed to afford home payments in the 15 biggest U.S. cities in 2019.