Flood insurance may be getting an overhaul, but not in the form of the National Flood Insurance Policy just yet.

Most renters intend to purchase a home someday, but according to research by Fannie Mae, the obstacle of a down payment could be helped by family aid.

Pamela Hughes Patenaude has been announced as the new Deputy Secretary at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).  Following her confirmation by the U.S. Senate ...

National home sales are falling, and according to Zillow Chief Economist Svenja Gudell, the housing industry needs to stop sugarcoating the truth behind the data: the U.S. is severely under producing housing.

Consumers are becoming more conscious about their carbon footprint, and a recent study shows single-family homebuilders are meeting the challenge. Take a look at what upcoming housing trends might be, including the building of “net zero” homes.

Though many consumers believe spring is the optimum time for home buying, a recent report said first-time homebuyers should think again.

Equifax, Inc. CEO and Chairman of the Board Richard Smith announced his retirement through the Board of Directors Tuesday. However, with an upcoming testimony on the breach, what does this mean for the company as a whole?

John Vella, Chief Revenue Officer at Altisource Portfolio Solutions, sat down with MReport to discuss some of the hot topics in servicing as well as implications from storms in Texas and Florida. See what Vella had to say in this exclusive interview.

Fannie Mae released its Q3 2017 Mortgage Lender Sentiment Survey Monday, finding that mortgage lenders are moving away from tight mortgage credit standards across all loan types—but why?

The mortgage industry has come a long way in terms of female representation, but there is still room to grow. Editor's Note: This feature first appeared in the September issue of MReport, available now.