Nearly a third of the top 100 U.S. metros are overvalued compared with their peak levels during the bubble years of 2005 and 2006. But one analysis says this doesn't necessarily mean another bubble is on the way.

Rebound in U.S. cities is being driven more by wealthy buyers, whereas outer suburban growth is being driven by those who can’t afford to buy into urban neighborhoods, according to one analysis.

The August jobs report from the BLS fell short of expectations, leaving analysts to wonder whether or not the widely-forecasted September rate hike by the Fed will still happen.

Hardly any mortgages originated in the last five years are defaulting. But the near-zero default environment has come at a cost to the industry, according to one analysis.

Purchase applications in June hit their highest level since December 2007, close to their historical benchmark level.

Complaints made by consumers to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) are difficult to track and address. What are the potential effects of these complaints on mortgage lenders and servicers?

Mortgage interest rates, which have been hovering near record lows for the last two to three months, bumped up this week due to the increased possibility of a Fed rate hike.

Both current homeowners and renters agree that home values are going to continue to appreciate. However, the effect of home value appreciation on the confidence of each in the housing market is quite different.

HELOC originations have been consistently on the rise despite a decline in overall originations. What is driving the popularity of HELOCs?

Having just passed the two-year anniversary of a record RMBS settlement, Bank of America is close to paying off its obligation under the settlement terms.