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Mortgage applications increased 2.7% on a seasonally adjusted basis for the week ending April 1, with refinance activity leading the way, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
April 6 -
JPMorgan Chase, drawing from its experience in the Motor City, has created a $125 million program designed to help community development financial institutions make bigger investments in impoverished neighborhoods.
April 5 -
Home prices rose in February in both yearly and monthly comparisons, according to CoreLogic.
April 5 -
JPMorgan Chase is funding a $125 million, five-year program that will provide affordable housing in communities that are at risk of gentrification.
April 5 -
Ruth Paloma Rivera just bought her first home, battling her way through the paperwork obstacle course that is the post-crisis American banking system.
April 5 -
Landlords can't automatically reject applicants with arrest records under HUD's new fair housing policy.
April 4 -
The agency's insurance-rate cut could spur the rehab of thousands of affordable units, but it's far from a total solution, housing advocates say.
April 4 -
While the percentage of properties with negative equity decreased during 2015, the lowest-priced homes continued to struggle to regain value, according to Black Knight Financial Services.
April 4 -
The USDA mortgage production operation makes up a very small part of JPMorgan Chase's overall lending business.
April 4 -
Richard Dugas plans to retire next year after more than a decade as chief executive officer of U.S. homebuilder PulteGroup Inc., saying the company's founder wants a change.
April 4 -
Fifth Third Bank is offering a teaser rate to new home equity line of credit borrowers through July 31.
April 1 -
The average price of a Manhattan apartment topped $2 million for the first time, reflecting the closing of deals from a high-end buying frenzy that's now showing signs of a slowdown.
April 1 -
The number of misrepresentations in mortgage applications continued to decline in February, benefiting from lenders' increased spending on compliance, said First American Financial Corp.
April 1 -
Genworth Financial Chief Executive Officer Tom McInerney said he's moving with a "sense of urgency" to turn around the insurer after record losses and a stock plunge.
April 1 -
Realogy's NRT subsidiary completed the most residential real estate transactions in 2015, among all brokerage firms.
April 1 -
The housing market is poised to post its best year in a decade, although employers' resistance to giving workers a raise is a major concern, Freddie Mac said.
March 31 -
Interest rates on fixed-rate mortgages were unchanged from last week, Freddie Mac said.
March 31 -
American International Group Inc.'s mortgage insurer, United Guaranty Corp., filed for an initial public offering as the parent company faces sustained pressure from activists to split up.
March 31 -
More of the nation's housing markets are back to or near their normal level, but pockets of weakness remain, according to Freddie Mac.
March 30 -
Bankers are fighting back against a plan that would allow Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to invest in low-income housing tax credits, arguing they are critical for meeting Community Reinvestment Act requirements.
March 30


