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Texas housing entered 2026 on softer footing, with sales down 8% year-over-year, inventory climbing above balanced-market norms, and price pressures emerging across several major metros despite steady statewide median values

Texas will require mortgage lenders and servicers engaging in third-party processing or underwriting to file expanded state-specific data with their quarterly NMLS Mortgage Call Reports beginning in Q1 2026

Texas-based firm adds industry veteran Kimberly Friesenhahn to strengthen client relationships and expand its national footprint among residential mortgage lenders

The GAO has reported on the CFPB’s 2025 restructuring efforts, detailing workforce cuts, halted enforcement actions, funding reductions, and ongoing litigation that could shape the agency’s ability to fulfill its statutory mission

PennyMac’s $172.5 million acquisition of Cenlar’s subservicing business will add $740 billion in UPB and roughly two million loans

How AI-native infrastructure and amplified human expertise are redefining how modern mortgage lending works

Automation adoption is up, but cost per loan isn’t coming down. Here’s why hidden work, rechecking, and black-box AI are holding lenders back, and what actually changes the math

Homebuyers still need to earn about $35,000 more than renters to afford a median-priced home, but easing mortgage rates, slower price growth and rising wages have narrowed the affordability gap to its smallest level in three years

A new LendingTree analysis of American Community Survey data finds Black homeownership significantly trails white households across the 50 largest U.S. metros, reflecting persistent income, credit, and housing value disparities

Sellers age 70 and older net significantly lower home-sale returns — losing about $20,000 on a $400,000 property — due to poorer upkeep and a higher likelihood of off-MLS and investor-driven transactions, Boston College researchers find