Prices are expected to rise for homebuilders, mortgage companies and consumers as the Trump administration implements new tariffs.

During a confirmation hearing last week, Trump’s nominee to head FHFA was noncommittal in response to questions about GSE reform, a hint that the administration has other priorities.

Affordable housing advocates may be overestimating the challenges first-time homebuyers face in the current housing market.

Regulators and lenders will have to figure out how to comply with non-discrimination laws without resorting to the use of DEI.

The wildfires in California may prompt a rare decline for home prices in the Golden State.

Bill Pulte, Trump’s choice to run the FHFA, is a scion of a homebuilding industry giant, but his background is mostly in private equity and philanthropy.

The wildfires add new challenges to California’s growing property insurance and housing affordability crisis.

Property insurance challenges and rising home values could make it difficult for homeowners to rebuild after the California wildfires.

Affordable housing advocates say ending the GSE conservatorships administratively won’t relieve the enterprises from the mission-related responsibilities included in their charters and HERA.

Lenders are concerned that the incoming Trump administration might reinstate limits on GSE acquisitions, repeating an action from the first Trump administration.