Tagged: Data

Affordability improves modestly but remains stretched as rising supply and steady prices reshape the purchase market for originators

Investors purchased nearly one-third of all houses sold in the fourth quarter of 2025, but sold more properties than they acquired

Income growth and home price moderation are improving buying power, though rate pressure keeps demand fragile

Rising stale inventory and longer days on market signal weaker demand, fewer originations, and increased pricing pressure for loan officers

A recent report shows large banks trail non-banks in serving Latino borrowers, highlighting shifts in lending distribution across the state

NextGen buyers prepare early for homeownership. Can standards connect that readiness to the mortgage process?

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

Class Valuation has named Chris Flynn chief operating officer, elevating the former chief data officer to oversee enterprise operations, product development, and automation

Why the future of mortgage technology isn’t better screens, but smarter intent

loanDepot accuses the Mega Brokerage of poaching and trade secret theft amid growing industry competition for top producers