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The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear an appeal by Wells Fargo and Bank of America in a lawsuit brought by the City of Miami to determine whether the city can seek redress for lost tax revenue from allegedly predatory mortgages.
June 28 -
LendingTree is rolling out a new tool designed to help lenders identify borrowers who meet Community Reinvestment Act criteria.
June 28 -
Home prices in 20 cities rose at a steady pace in April from a year earlier, a sign demand for residential real estate remains solid enough to support both buyers and sellers, data from S&P/Case-Shiller showed Tuesday.
June 28 -
Big banks have drastically reduced their share of the Federal Housing Administration market, a massive shift that has big implications, according to new analysis by the American Enterprise Institute.
June 27 -
Suffolk Bancorp said increased oversight of commercial real estate contributed to and may have accelerated its decision to sell to People's United. Other banks could make a similar choice.
June 27 -
The deadline has arrived for mandatory submissions to the Federal Housing Administration's Electronic Appraisal Delivery portal, but as many as one-third of lenders that originate FHA-insured mortgages have yet to use the new system.
June 27 -
New York's landmark Waldorf Astoria hotel is scheduled to close in spring 2017 so owner Anbang Insurance Group Co. can begin converting most of the more than 1,400 rooms to luxury condominiums.
June 27 -
Home prices continued their upward climb, particularly in the Western part of the country, in April, according to Black Knight Financial Services.
June 27 -
Berkshire Hills Bancorp in Pittsfield, Mass., has agreed to buy First Choice Bank in Lawrenceville, N.J.
June 27 -
Entry-level home values rose at double the rate of top-tier homes over the past year, according to Zillow.
June 24 -
The market gyrations following the United Kingdom's vote to leave the European Union have an upside for mortgage lenders, as already-falling interest rates are expected to boost home purchases and refinancing.
June 24 -
For the first time, Ginnie Mae has edged out Freddie Mac as the second largest securitization platform.
June 24 -
Ten banks have invested a total of $25 million in the fund, which buys up mortgage-backed securities tied to loans made for the development or rehabilitation of affordable single- and multi-family homes.
June 24 -
Steve Victor, a 33-year-old IT contractor from London, says he's pulling out of the purchase of a new four-bedroom home in the town of Bedford after Britain voted to leave the European Union.
June 24 -
A popular narrative of the housing market has been that big city prices are locking out young buyers, feeding a cycle in which a growing number of people are forced to rent at ever higher rates as demand overwhelms supply.
June 24 -
Mortgage professional hiring and new job appointments for the week ending June 24.
June 24 -
Housing markets were less affordable than their historic norms in 18% of counties across the country, according to RealtyTrac.
June 23 -
Fannie Mae has delayed the roll out of its new automated underwriting system that will require mortgage lenders to use trended data for the first time in submitting their loans for approval.
June 23 -
Mortgage rates are up two basis points over the previous week, but they are not increasing as fast as the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield.
June 23 -
Purchases of new homes declined in May from an eight-year high as the housing market continued to display the choppy progress that's been a hallmark of the recovery.
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