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How will mortgage rates respond to inflation and a potential GSE release?
Action on U.S. tariff policies and a potentially seismic shift in secondary market activity hasn’t caused much movement for mortgage rates.
NAR leaders are cautiously optimistic about DOJ relationship
After a contentious 2024, NAR leaders discussed where things stand with the DOJ at NAR’s midyear conference.
PennyMac, loanDepot tap debt markets with senior notes
PennyMac and loanDepot announced Monday the issuance of senior notes to support their operations, investments and to retire existing debt.
Did we reach the peak for mortgage rates this year?
We had a crazy jobs week last week, with tons of data that should please the Fed, but does that mean we’ve hit peak mortgage rates for 2023?
Mortgage rates drop but still at 22-year high
Mortgage rates ticked down modestly after job openings declined to pre-pandemic level in July. However, they remain elevated.
Better faces $1.86M suit for breaching ad placement agreements
Better Home & Finance faces a $1.86 million suit for breaching advertising placement agreements with publisher Meredith Operations Corp.
HousingWire Magazine: August 2020
August 2020 is already one of our most exciting issues of the year because in it, we feature the winners of one of my favorite awards: The Women of Influence. This year, our issue launch is even more special as this marks the official redesign of HousingWire Magazine.
With the fall semester up in the air, what’s happening to the housing market in college towns?
Now that back to school season is kicking back up, schools and universities are down to the wire on plans and whether or not to welcome back students. HW+ Premium Content
News of $1.1 billion Tesla factory revs up already hot Austin housing market
The new Tesla factory combined with a continued influx of people moving from both coasts – which has only reportedly increased in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic – will no doubt lead to an even tighter housing market.
