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Contract closings fell 0.2% last month to an annualized rate of 4 million, according to National Association of Realtors figures released Thursday.

As home prices reach new heights, mortgage expenses are unaffordable for the typical earner in a third of the nation's largest 580 counties, according to Attom.

Andrew Farah is the co-founder and CEO of Density, which helps companies understand how people use their spaces. Density sensors and software unlock insights into how workplaces are used at companies ranging from Fortune 1000 to high growth startups. Today, Density partners with companies that occupy more than 1.25 billion square feet across 32 countries.

The embattled regulator has dropped more than half its Biden-era docket, including cases against Apple and U.S. Bank. But insiders at the bureau say that's just the beginning.

Mortgage applications increased 0.6% last week after jumping 29.7% the week prior, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.

AB 226, still subject to governor's approval, allows likely $1 billion of borrowing to cope with strains on the state's insurer of last resort.

Vineet Bansal is the Chief information & technology officer at The Mutual Group, where he drives the overall technology strategy, leading insurance platforms, digital and enterprise applications, advancing data analytics and AI, and orchestrating infrastructure, cybersecurity, and IT operations to strengthen the performance of mutual insurance and deliver greater value for members.

The latest reports from ICE Mortgage Technology and VantageScore appear to be in line with hints at growing borrower pressure officials are eyeing in policy.

The title industry sustained improvement first seen last year, with second-quarter premium totals up on both a quarterly and annual basis, ALTA said.

The lender is seeking to dismiss the lawsuit, calling the purported scheme to also deprive its loan officers of full compensation implausible.

The data suggest U.S. homebuilders are successfully luring buyers off the sidelines with aggressive sales incentives.

The St. Petersburg, Florida-based company plans to market 18.4 million shares for $18 to $20 each, according to its Securities and Exchange Commission filing.

Financial markets tend to shrug off threats of a shutdown given the history of standoffs being resolved. Both sides are more dug in this time.

With comments on the proposed repeal due Sept. 26, stakeholders must demand decisions based on data — not politics, according to the founder of 480 Advisors.

Refinancing indicators recorded muted gains as home sales challenges persisted ahead of a period when politics may change the market outlook.