Angus Loten writes about enterprise information technology for The Wall Street Journal's New York bureau.

Sales of existing homes in the United States fell 5.9% in March, the biggest monthly decline in more than two years.

Laura Kusisto is the deputy legal bureau chief for The Wall Street Journal. Previously, she was a national legal affairs ...

Many buyers, spooked by rising economic uncertainty, stayed away from the housing market during the start of the crucial ...

Pylon, an API-first mortgage infrastructure platform delivering an entirely new way for businesses to build and scale ...

Mortgage rates jumped, clocking the biggest one-week jump in over eight months, even as uncertainty about the economy showed up in housing data.

Wall Street leaps nearly 3% as markets worldwide rally The ... in U.S. opioid settlement The rate rose to 6.83% from 6.62% ...

Five years of COVID-era relief for federally-insured mortgages has helped millions of American homeowners retain their properties, while artificially inflating home prices and leading to the potential ...

Those who find themselves with condos on Fannie Mae's so-called "blacklist" are going to find it hard—if not impossible—to ...

Meridian Capital Group can re-enter Fannie Mae’s loan market. Meridian announced on late Friday afternoon that Fannie Mae ...

Part of economists’ concerns about slower economic growth is consumers pulling back on spending because of recession fears. Consumers tend to pull back on making big purchases like homes and cars ...

"Since my swearing-in, we fired over 100 employees from Fannie Mae who we caught engaging in unethical conduct, including facilitating fraud, against our great company. Anyone who commits fraud ...