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Bill de Blasio’s record suggests he is one of the strongest affordable housing advocates in New York City’s recent history.

The company is putting mortgages in the “rearview mirror,” according to its top executive.

Community bankers are trying to make sure they have a place at the table as legislators decide lender access to the secondary market where they play a bigger role than most believe to be the case.

The recommendation that David Stern be disbarred follows a 17-count complaint filed by the state bar.

The cooperatives made hay on the refinancing boom. Can they repeat that success in a purchase market? They think they can.

$500 billion to $1 trillion of loans will mature over the next few years that can be refinanced. But what roadblocks could stop a transaction from being completed?

Increase surprises observers due to falling home sales during the third quarter.

Third-quarter profit for Ally Financial fell by 76% as the company settled U.S. claims for soured mortgages and stopped making new home loans.

A Department of Justice investigation net thrown to catch bid rigging and fraud at public real estate foreclosure auctions in California has brought in a big catch to date.