While housing market conditions are beginning to favor buyers more now than in the spring of 2018, a new study finds that the average American can't afford a home in more than 70 percent of the country.
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The infusion of private capital from outside industries into affordable housing initiatives will change communities, and may change the framework of how shelter is delivered there
Millennials have long been in the shadow of overwhelming student loan debt, and a new paper seeks to shine light on how it has impacted their homebuying behavior
A recent survey by insurance company Country Financial found that more than 25 percent of Millennials say that homeownership is their most highly prized life milestone, but financial barriers remain.
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.
According to the Mortgage Bankers Association's latest data, mortgage application volume increased 8.9 percent over the previous week, and 5.7 percent annually.
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.
Home-flipping tech startups like Opendoor, and expanding real estate platforms like Zillow are using algorithms to consolidate and streamline the homebuying and selling process into an all-in-one experience.
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.