Home Mortgage

The luxury home builder's profits slumped due to fewer tax adjustments, but revenue still soared 65% on more home deliveries. 

The U.S. housing recovery helped Home Depot beat on both the top and bottom lines for the 3Q, prompting the chain to raise its outlook.

The largest U.S. homebuilder, reported a 2% drop in quarterly orders due to rising mortgage rates and policy uncertainty in Washington.

One-time tax gains boosted third-quarter profits, but Pulte's new orders slumped 17% due to higher mortgage rates. 

Re/Max rallied 21% above its IPO price on its first day of trading, a sign investors are optimistic about the U.S. housing recovery.

The No. 3 U.S. homebuilder revealed better-than-expected quarterly profits in the latest sign the U.S. housing market is recovering.

KB Home's 3Q profit soared more than 700% amid double-digit revenue growth and higher selling prices.

Management blamed a poor marketing strategy that failed to lure in new customers or alert old ones to sales.

Zillow's Spencer Rascoff believes there’s more to life than work. He left two careers on Wall Street for one full of passion for entrepreneurship.

Several former Bank of America employees filed declarations in a federal court last week claiming the mortgage lender told them to lie to customers seeking loan modifications. The bank fired back, essentially calling them the liars.

The home builder logged an unexpected quarterly profit and said revenue soared 24%.

Home prices in Las Vegas and Phoenix, two of the hardest-hit cities when the housing market collapsed, are outpacing the U.S. rate by a significant margin.

The housing market is shifting to favor sellers over buyers. These are the lessons of a first-time homebuyer.

Low interest rates and recuperating home prices have investors flocking to the market to find bargains and they’re pricing out traditional buyers.

Hundreds of people gather every year to hobnob with A-list celebrities at a charity bash thrown in the Super Bowl's host city.

The talks could lead to a settlement worth about $6 billion with institutional investors like BlackRock and Pimco.

British bank Barclays Plc and U.S. bank Wachovia, now part of Wells Fargo & Co , will pay a combined $378 million to resolve claims over toxic mortgage-backed securities sold to now-failed credit unions, a U.S. credit union regulator said on Monday.

The fear now is that once the Fed bumps interest rates higher and mortgage rates follow suit banks will lower their lending standards to offset the higher costs of borrowing and attract customers.

The refinancing boom that followed the drop in interest rates was a big revenue booster for banks. But clearly, the party is over. 

The second-largest U.S. bank, reported a huge increase in fourth-quarter profits, driven by a steep fall in provisions to cover bad loans.