On June 25, Federal Housing Finance Agency Director William J. Pulte ordered Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac – the two ...

With home prices at record highs and affordability at historic lows, crypto-backed mortgages and tokenized real estate offer ...

US House bill H.R. 4374 would require lenders to consider crypto balances in mortgage underwriting, expanding crypto’s role ...

Trump's housing chief said he had directed Fannie and Freddie to come up with proposals to start counting crypto as an asset ...

While crypto-backed mortgages remain speculative, some experts see long-term potential for expanding access to non-QM borrowers.

A move by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac would open up a new, and untested, path to getting home loans in the midst of an affordability crisis.

Redfin warns of crypto volatility as Fannie and Freddie study whether digital assets should count in mortgage risk ...

Block Earner debuts Australia’s first Bitcoin-backed home loan, offering crypto holders a new path to property ownership as the country faces soaring housing costs.

Allowing crypto to be counted as an asset to qualify for a mortgage could open doors for buyers, but sources say they're concerned about high volatility.

FHFA urges Fannie and Freddie Mac to consider cryptocurrency as qualifying assets in mortgage risk assessments, potentially expanding homebuyer access.

Home buyers could soon list crypto as an asset on mortgage applications.

Homebuyers in the US may soon be able to use cryptocurrency assets to strengthen their mortgage application, according to Bill Pulte, who oversees housing giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.