Detached rental homes, duplexes, and triplexes now have access to two mortgage insurance programs, with restrictions on individual property sales.

Transaction activity through August exceeded two recent full-year totals, even as some markets recorded sharp occupancy declines.

Forty-three percent of builders lowered prices in October, but buyer traffic weakened as mortgage rates and construction costs weighed on the market.

The Fed chair says the economy has largely tracked policymakers' expectations since September's increase.

Premium relief is reaching more owners, but insurance still takes a larger share of revenue than in 2019.

The two property sectors accounted for more than three-quarters of sector-specific fundraising through September.

The revised outlook points to prolonged pressure on housing demand, with potential consequences for developers, lenders and retail properties.

Persistent inflation complicates the financing outlook, even as commercial real estate activity holds steady or improves in several regions.