Minority homeownership, which plummeted during the Great Recession, is climbing back up.

But beware of the busy times: Customer satisfaction rates drop when loan volume increases.

    Here’s the scenario: It’s closing time, and the funds to close the deal are about to be wired, but the transaction never makes it to its intended destination. Instead, it’s directed to the account of a hacker

Housing starts make progress in September, showing signs of more housing on the way.

A new report from the Houston Association of Realtors shows increases across the board.

The results were determined by an independent survey of past customers, examining every closed transaction for the calendar year.

While the association has moved to institute new rules around what to do about off-MLS listings, there are some who say it restricts trade and others who feel it doesn’t go far enough to force brokers to share listing data.

NAR report: Selling without the assistance of an agent at a near all-time low

For now, low borrowing costs are keeping pace with rising prices. But how long can this last?

The State of the Nation’s Housing report stresses the need for more inventory

Census data shows that while many people in the Houston area are rent burdened, the percentage owners pay for housing is actually decreasing.

All 50 states saw a boost in prices last month. CoreLogic reports half of millennial homebuyers used retirement savings to help them purchase their first home.

“Be pulled together, be comfortable, take the stairs.”

Non-traditional buyers are the new norm. Here’s what you need to know to help them through the process.

Buyers are getting creative in order to achieve homeownership.

Learn about the legal implications for unmarried buyers in Texas.