The Housing for the 21st Century Act aims to improve affordability and increase the supply of homes by modernizing housing laws and reducing regulatory barriers.
Mortgage rates drifted gently lower last week. Let's hope for the same this week.
Home buyers wanted different things in 2025 from previous years. Here's what's changed — and why.
Skeleton staffs on Wall Street and a lack of new economic data make the chances of an exciting day for mortgage rates slim.
Barring earth-shattering shocks, there's little reason to expect mortgage rates to move far today. Bond markets close early at 2 p.m. Eastern.
Borrowers seem to be shopping around less for the best rates when refinancing their mortgages, says a new report. But it could cost them dearly.
This morning's gross domestic product (GDP) and consumer confidence index might move mortgage rates. But we'll be surprised if those rates travel far.
According to National Association of Realtors® research, a 1% decrease in rates could add about 5.5 million households ... to the pool of potential buyers.