What the Housing for the 21st Century Act means for real estate agents, lenders February 12, 2026 by bp56691 If enacted, the reforms would mark one of the most aggressive federal efforts in decades to boost housing supply and market activity.
Pennymac leader on policy shifts to ease homeownership barriers February 10, 2026 by bp56691 As Congress prepares for hearings on mortgage finance and affordability, industry leaders are bracing for months of policy debate.
Housing inventory and new listings show impact of winter weather February 7, 2026 by bp56691 Severe winter weather led to a week-over-week decline in housing inventory and new listings, with purchase applications also down.
Housing demand is still positive even with epic snowstorm February 1, 2026 by bp56691 Despite a major snowstorm and Fed news, housing data stayed positive as mortgage rates held near 6% and purchase apps rose 18% year over year.
Lower mortgage rates boosting demand early in 2026 January 24, 2026 by bp56691 Mortgage rates near 6% are driving higher home sales and applications, with inventory and new listings also rising in 2026.
Don’t count on the ‘silver tsunami’ for housing inventory surge January 23, 2026 by bp56691 Baby boomers own a historically large share of homes and are less likely to move or downsize as they age, according to a Cotality report.
Housing demand is off to a solid start in 2026 January 18, 2026 by bp56691 Mortgage rates and spreads stabilize, driving growth in home sales and inventory for the 2026 housing market.
Existing home sales outlook improves as mortgage rates stabilize January 17, 2026 by bp56691 Normalized mortgage spreads and steady rates may drive the first real year of home sales growth since 2021.
The impact of lower mortgage rates on housing inventory January 11, 2026 by bp56691 U.S. housing inventory growth slowed to 9.99% year-over-year last week as mortgage rates near 6% and price cuts reach 34.7%.
Real estate leaders weigh in on potential ban on large investors January 9, 2026 by bp56691 The proposal has sparked debate over the role of Wall Street-backed landlords — and whether restricting them would meaningfully lower prices.