Tagged: National Association of Realtors (NAR)

Rising housing costs are pushing buyers to pool incomes and assets, creating new opportunities for lenders and originators

Monthly gains led by the South point to improving supply conditions, but affordability pressures and rate volatility continue to shape the spring housing market

Texas Realtors report shows aging buyer pool, rising all-cash purchases, and widespread price cuts among sellers in 2025

Two executive orders target development barriers and lending rules the administration says are driving up home prices

Slight improvements in housing affordability and financial assistance from family are helping younger Americans step into the housing market

In his 2026 State of the Union speech, President Trump spotlighted declining mortgage costs, and presented plans to increase housing supply and boost affordability

NAR reports pending home sales fell 0.8 % in January amid tight inventory, affordability challenges, and rising household costs, signaling continued caution among prospective buyers heading into spring

Congress approved, and President Trump signed, a funding package that ended a brief shutdown and reauthorized the National Flood Insurance Program to prevent disruptions in home sales and mortgage lending

The Mortgage Bankers Association names veteran government affairs strategist Jeremy Green as vice president of legislative affairs to bolster its advocacy and deepen engagement on Capitol Hill

Existing‑home sales surged in December to the fastest pace in nearly three years, driven by easing mortgage rates and broad regional gains, despite tight inventory