Technology

As more millennials enter the housing market, mortgage bankers continue to stress improved technology as a needed element in efforts to win these consumers, according to a member survey by Lenders One Mortgage Cooperative.

A new CoreLogic service aims to help servicers and mortgage investors keep tabs on properties in states that give homeowners' associations super lien status.

The number of Americans who signed contracts in March to buy previously owned homes climbed after the biggest increase in more than four years, a sign for further progress in the housing recovery.

Millennials' expectations indicate a major shift in values that lenders can see as an opportunity from both marketing and business strategy perspectives.

The U.S. homeownership rate fell to the lowest level in more than two decades, extending a multiyear decline as rising prices and stagnant wages keep young families out of the property-buying market.

Home prices in 20 U.S. cities climbed at a faster pace than forecast in the year ended February, a sign the housing industry may be gaining momentum amid low borrowing costs and continued job growth.

Mortgage delinquencies hit their lowest point in nine years during the month of March, according to Black Knight Financial Services.

Mortgage professional hiring and new job appointments for the week ending April 24.

Purchases of new homes slumped more than forecast in March from a seven-year high, a sign progress in the industry will be halting.

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