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Fannie, Freddie accept predictive credit scores
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will accept predictive credit scores like VantageScore 4.0, expanding mortgage access using rent and utility payment data.
U.S. existing home sales hit nine-month low amid rising mortgage rates
U.S. existing home sales fell to a nine-month low in March as rising mortgage rates and tight inventory cloud the housing market outlook.
Colorado population growth tied to housing construction
Colorado population growth is highest in counties with housing construction, with Douglas, Larimer and Weld leading net migration, Census data shows.
Housing Report: Colorado housing market sees more listings, slower sales
Colorado housing market shows rising listings and pending sales but slower closings as buyers negotiate and remain sensitive to affordability and mortgage rates.
US existing home sales rise as mortgage rates decline
U.S. existing home sales rose in February as mortgage rates declined and affordability improved, though tight housing supply could limit activity this spring.
Poll finds homes and cars out of reach for many Americans
A new poll finds many Americans say homes, new cars and health care are unaffordable as rising costs continue to squeeze middle-class household budgets.
Polis launches Prop 123 renter rewards equity program
Polis launches Prop 123 Colorado Renter Rewards, offering cash back and equity benefits to renters in affordable housing developments statewide.
Denver housing market sees rising inventory in 2026
Denver housing market starts 2026 with slow home sales and rising inventory as DMAR reports increased listings, shifting luxury trends and affordability challenges.
Experts debate size of U.S. housing shortage crisis
Experts disagree on the scale of the U.S. housing shortage, with estimates ranging from 2 million to 20 million homes as affordability challenges grow.
Colorado population tops 6 million for first time
Colorado population surpasses 6 million for the first time, according to U.S. Census data showing steady growth, rising births and housing pressures.
White House 50-year mortgage plan sparks debate
The White House is weighing a 50-year mortgage to ease housing costs, but critics say it could raise total interest and worsen the nation’s supply shortage.
Colorado housing shortfall eases but costs still rise
Colorado’s housing deficit has shrunk to 106,000 units, but affordability is worsening as high interest rates and construction costs slow new building.
