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The top five cities have an average rate of housing units that were owner-occupied in 2022 of 70.32%.

Over 4 million residents in the region, both coastal and inland, face dangers similar to residents in Hurricane-weary Florida, Louisiana and Texas.

Most of the investment community overall showed more favorable sentiment toward one presidential candidate than the other, but a subset of it begs to differ.

The administration wants to implement a 36 hour window of time for companies to report a cyber incident to the agency.

National issues such as the economy are prominent. But so are local concerns like a $10,000 limit on deductions for state and local taxes and high housing costs.

The Federal Reserve and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau moderately increased the minimum prices at which the Truth in Lending Act applies to loans and leases.

The incidence of at least four flood insurance payouts totaling $20,000-plus, or at least two totaling more than the building's market value, is growing.

Stronger than expected numbers for overall U.S. employment additions have diminished lender hopes for steeper rate drops, and industry hiring has been tepid.

Companies announced new product rollouts and capital raises last month, but some are also facing lawsuits as the industry encounters heightened attention to the lack of consumer protections.

Chief capital markets officer William Chang is stepping down "to explore new opportunities within the mortgage banking sector."

Franklin Credit Management Corp. agreed to pay $300,000 to Massachusetts and not sell its portfolio of state loans to a different servicer.

Buyers aren't necessarily responding to greater inventory and lower mortgage rates.

The conforming 30-year fixed rate mortgage rose to 6.12% on Oct. 3.

writes the Senior Economist for LendingTree

The Federal Reserve issued two enforcement actions, one against a bank in Montana, the other against a former information technology employee in Wyoming.

The perpetrator faces up to 150 years in prison, with sentencing scheduled for December.

The order by the judge, who had previously dismissed part of the original loan modification-related claims, shortens the legal process for allegations that remain.

The Bay Area lender said an unauthorized party was in its servers for over five weeks this spring.

A federal judge denied class certification to investors who blame stock losses on misleading statements by executives.

Former employees are still seeking back pay from the non-QM lender's abrupt shutdown in July 2022.