Josh Silver, a senior fellow at the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, said more sophisticated data software now available should allow lenders to facilitate data collection.

A California district court dismissed certain claims under the Comprehensive Computer Data Access and Fraud Act, finding that the plaintiff lacked standing.

Federal regulators release joint data standards final rule; CSBS names new NMLS ombudsman.

JPMorgan Chase remained by far the most prominent seller, with $23.05 billion in volume during the first quarter. (Includes two data tables.)

Housing costs are now routinely eating up 40% of household budgets, making the path to homeownership more difficult for individuals under 35 years old.

While real estate investor purchases dropped on a quarterly basis in the first quarter of 2026, the flipping rate as a percentage of total sales nationwide grew.

Proposed changes would revamp the treatment of “Indian areas” and rural agricultural workers, along with altering the method of calculating area median income.

Despite the controversy surrounding his investigations into political enemies of the president, FHFA Director Bill Pulte is asking Congress for enforcement authority over suspected cases of fraud.

The Federal Home Loan Banks say the supervisory haircut federal regulators proposed applying to their consolidated obligations when held as collateral is too large and may impair pricing and liquidity.

As Basel III approaches the end of what may be its last notice and comment period, industry stakeholders work to secure last-minute policy changes.