Both lending inequities and limited household wealth have been holding Latinx homebuyers back since, at least, the Great Recession, according to a Zillow study published
New analysis says lenders are still approving loans to borrowers—especially ones with mounting debt. The post Did the Great Recession Change the Mortgage Industry? appeared
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The total home value reached $33.6 trillion at the end of 2019 as the market recovered from one of the largest downturns on record. The
One market expert insists the latest housing stats are really what they seem and signs of an impending recession are long gone. The post Housing
The homeownership rate for people of color has yet to rebound nearly 10 years after the financial collapse. A new book chronicles their struggles. The
Analysis of the economy says a downturn could occur by mid-2020. What are the parallels between today’s market and the years before the Great Recession?
