U.S. Home Foreclosures Climb for Eleventh Straight Month in January

U.S. foreclosure activity climbed on an annual basis for the 11th consecutive month in January 2026, underscoring mounting strain in pockets of the housing market even as overall distress levels remain far below post-financial-crisis highs. A total of 40,534 properties nationwide recorded foreclosure filings -- including default notices, scheduled auctions and bank repossessions -- according to data...

Commercial Lending in the U.S. Surges 30 Percent in Late 2025

U.S. commercial real estate lending surged at the end of 2025, signaling renewed momentum across large segments of the property finance market as interest-rate volatility eased and banks re-entered the arena with greater conviction. Commercial and multifamily mortgage originations jumped 30% in the fourth quarter from a year earlier and climbed 25% from the prior three months, according to the Mortgage...

Single-file credit proposal reignites debate over savings vs risks

A proposal to replace the longstanding tri-merge credit report with a single-file model has reignited debate over borrower costs and systemic risk, placing trade associations on opposing sides. Supporters argue a single pull would encourage more predictive credit data and reduce systemwide costs without materially increasing risk in some cases, noting that mortgage servicing rights (MSR) investors...

NEXA Lending CEO Mike Kortas explains why he’s buying shell companies

NEXA Lending CEO Mike Kortas is in the process of acquiring several shell companies to build joint ventures, he said in an exclusive interview with HousingWire on Monday.  “They are for multiple JVs with large teams, agencies, builders and strategic partnerships,” Kortas said without providing details on each transaction, which he said will be announced separately. “The main goal is more volume...

Barrier to entry: builders’ first challenge is to work through a glut

For builders, particularly in the Sun Belt, the challenge from the get-go in 2026 will be to work through surplus entry-level inventory. As monthly-payment affordability pressures from high mortgage rates and home prices plague first-time buyers, solving this supply imbalance will only occur gradually.  The wait, however long, will be both a test of patience and financial tolerance. Builders are...

Rate partners with Alianza to expand bilingual mortgage education

Rate and Alianza have entered a multi-year collaboration that names Rate the official mortgage lending partner of Alianza, a grassroots soccer platform serving Latino communities across the United States. The agreement follows a pilot partnership in 2025 and will run through the 2026 and 2027 seasons, a release from Rate confirmed. Activations are planned across eight U.S. markets, with Rate engaging...

February Demo Day: Blend

Blend’s Rapid Home Equity Blend’s Rapid Home Equity is an automated digital origination solution that leverages real-time data to accelerate the home equity lending cycle. It features instant pre-approvals, pre-filled applications, and integrated debt consolidation tools, enabling lenders to close loans in days rather than weeks with significantly higher pull-through and operational...

Sean Hannity lists his $44.9M ocean-to-lake compound in Palm Beach’s Billionaire Row

One of the most tightly held stretches of waterfront real estate in South Florida just gained a major celebrity listing. Fox News host Sean Hannity has put his sprawling ocean-to-Intracoastal compound in Manalapan, Florida, on the market for $44.9 million, immediately placing it among the most high-profile offerings on what locals increasingly call “Billionaire Row.” Located on the prohibitively...

15 things builders skip that architects never would

Not all homes are created the same way. Builder-led homes are often designed to move quickly, meet minimum standards, appeal to as many buyers as possible, and sell fast. Architect-led homes, on the other hand, start from a different premise entirely: how a house should live, age, and adapt over time. The difference isn’t just aesthetic. It shows up in the home’s overall flow, comfort,...

16 Design features that make a house feel thoughtfully built

Some homes feel considered the moment you walk in; not flashy, not showy, just quietly right. The difference usually isn’t budget or size. It all comes down to planning. Thoughtfully built homes tend to reveal themselves slowly. They solve problems before they appear. They feel intuitive to live in. Nothing feels accidental, even if nothing is trying to impress. These features don’t always...

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