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Pessimistic views on the direction of the economy appears to be affecting consumer sentiment about the housing market.

Rising home prices, home appreciation, favorable affordability, and excellent economic and demographic conditions have set the stage for the top single-family housing markets in the U.S for investors.

There are two factors keeping millennials out of the housing market: rising home prices and a lack of affordable, newly constructed homes for sale.

While most everyone knew the TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure regulations would result in delays, not many expected those delays to be so sweeping.

Mortgage affordability has remained mostly favorable, causing demand for homes in the market to rise at a rapid pace but supply remains at a disadvantage.

First mortgage balances experienced a massive year-over-year jump, driven by an uptick in both rising home-purchase activity and solid refinancing volumes, according to the latest Equifax National Consumer Credit Trends Report, released Wednesday.

Bank of America’s first-ever look at homebuying trends has found that more buyers want a home more than they want an investment in property.

Unfilled jobs in the construction sector surpassed the cycle high of 177,000 unfilled positions set in May 2015 and is the highest monthly count of job openings since July 2007.

Which age group's homeownership rate is the furthest from its peak 10 years ago?

The rebound in homebuilding is expected to continue throughout the year, but will it solve persistent inventory issues?