Data and information management

Potential homebuyers are staying on the sidelines because of fluctuating mortgage rates, the government shutdown and the debt ceiling battle.

We're hearing that the development of “smart process applications” may revolutionize the way lenders interact with their customers.

Citigroup reported a $3.23 billion profit that missed analysts' estimates as bond trading slumped 26% and U.S. mortgage revenue declined.

Mortgage applications received by homebuilders with mortgage lending subsidiaries fell by 1% in September from the prior month.

The housing industry appears to be returning to a healthy market again as foreclosures nationwide continue to fall in September.

Last year was “the golden age of multifamily finance” as dollar volume increased 33% over 2011.

Radian Guaranty’s inventory of delinquent mortgage loans declined by less than 1% in September, after seeing approximately 15% of the loans being removed in August.

For the second month in a row, there is less mortgage credit available to consumers as there are fewer loan products being offered with terms of longer than 30 years.

Consumer delinquency rates rose slightly in the second quarter but remain at historic lows, according to the American Bankers Association.

The total number of homes actually lost to foreclosure fell in August compared to last year.

Clayton Holdings is expanding its Atlanta office and its management team to keep up with demand for due diligence services by issuers of private-label securities.

We're hearing that consumers love the concept of homeownership but when it comes to finding a place to live they end up renting.

Email and other data held by Wall Street’s largest due diligence firm may determine how many cases the government brings against banks and other entities for actions leading to the financial crisis.

International real estate deals made up 8% of Florida’s existing home sales between July 2012 and July 2013.

Veros said its future home price index forecast indicates that home values in most of the country will appreciate during the next 12 months.

Asking home prices rose 2% month-over-month in September and 11.5% on a year-over-year basis, but it is really hard to see in those numbers that growth in this area is slowing down.

While the homeownership rate has fallen for five straight years, more renters are living in single-family homes that have been converted to rentals.

Realtors nationwide have been complaining for a long period of time about a shortage of bank-owned homes available to sell.

The National Association of Home Builders lowered its forecast for U.S. single-family home starts this year and next as higher interest rates slow the pace of growth in the housing market.

The recovery in home prices and sale volume continues to be driven in large part by cash buyers and institutional investors.