Sarah Wolak

June decreased to 0.81% from May's 0.85%.

The increase to nearly $60 billion breaks a three-year-long streak of decline.

Confidence, sales and HMI points all plummeted during the month of July.

Redfin found that a record share of homebuyers are relocating as high prices and mortgage rates make affordable areas more attractive.

High mortgage rates are keeping homebuyers reluctant, leading to declining home sales and a build-up of supply.

ATTOM found 96% of major metro areas had an annual increase in foreclosure filings as the U.S. foreclosure levels spiked 219%.

In latest weekly survey, applications decreased 1.7% from one week earlier.

The 0.3% decrease indicates that lending standards are constricting.

The Mortgage Delinquency Rate dropped in April for the 13th straight month.

Nearly 15% of home purchase agreements fell through in June, hinting that buyers are taking more time to re-negotiate.