Real Estate News
The Power of Regulators and Regulations
It has been more than a decade since the Great Recession and the Dodd-Frank regulations were handed down. Following the 2018 midterms, Democrats in the
These SFR Properties are Heating Up
A new report looks at what types of properties make up the largest chunk of both the single-family market and the rental market as a
The Week Ahead: Webinar Focuses on Wildfire Risks
It has been a record-breaking past few years for wildfires across the nation. CoreLogic reports that in 2018 nearly 9 million acres were burned, and
Five Minutes With: Servicer Trends and Challenges in 2019
DS News spoke to an industry expert on the state of the industry and the challenges facing servicers. Editor’s note: This feature originally appeared in
Gen Z Home Loans Catching Up
While most of the market remained relatively unchanged, a new report reveals that Gen Z is entering the market, and showing some of the largest
Hurricane Barry’s $300M Cost to Insurers
A new report examines just how much the damage from Hurricane Barry was worth, and how much of it was insured. The post Hurricane Barry’s
Homeowners Bracing for Climate Change
As half of residents in major U.S. metro areas believe climate change will affect their homes or communities within their lifetime, what steps are being
Why are Homeownership Rates Falling?
Despite all signs pointing toward a growing housing sector—record-low mortgage rates, strong refinance activity, and falling interest rates—information from Axios shows homeownership rates are
