NYMT has restructured its portfolio over the past two years to stop lending for multifamily properties and minimize funding of ground-up construction projects.

Most of the decline was in held-to-maturity accounts, but that may have been the result of an accounting reclassification.

Affordable housing advocacy groups may be using defective data to come to their conclusions about first-time homebuyers, according to a newly published research note.

White House plans call for half of the staff at the Department of Housing and Urban Development to be cut.

Fees will increase for both state licensure and federal registration beginning March 1.

The actual impact of the EO "may be limited," according to Ian Katz, managing director at Capital Alpha Partners.

Insured purchase-mortgage volume in agency MBS fell 9% in the fourth quarter.

By the second quarter of 2025, more than 50% of mortgages could hold interest rates higher than 4%, according to Mat Ishiba, chairman and CEO of United Wholesale Mortgage.

State and federal regulators are likely to differ when it comes to their oversight priorities over the next few years.

Fixer-uppers are selling for 7.3% less than similar remodeled homes, the largest discount in three years.