Fannie Mae in its Home Price Index found single-family home prices were up 3% in the second quarter from the same period in 2022.
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Fannie Mae: Consumer Confidence in Housing Flat in June
Fannie Mae released its Home Purchase Sentiment Index for June, notching an only 0.4 point increase to 66 as supply and economic constraints continue to weigh heavily on American homebuying.
Fannie Mae: Consumer Confidence in Housing Flat in June
Fannie Mae released its Home Purchase Sentiment Index for June, notching an only 0.4 point increase to 66 as supply and economic constraints continue to weigh heavily on American homebuying.
Industry Briefs June 29, 2023
Industry Briefs from Fannie Mae, Floify, Truv, Mobility Market Intelligence and Lender ToolKit.
FHFA: More Than 6.7M Troubled Homeowners Helped During Conservatorships
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac completed 58,268 foreclosure prevention actions in the first quarter, the Federal Housing Finance Agency reported Friday.
Matt Stepanovich of SingleSource Property Solutions: The ABCs of Appraisal Modernization
Matt Stepanovich serves as Vice President, Appraisal Modernization & Quality Control for SingleSource Property Solutions, where he oversees the company’s appraisal modernization initiatives.
Owning a Home Still Important in Vision of ‘Good Life,’ Survey Says
Aspirations to homeownership remain high, despite rising interest rates and home prices.
Owning a Home Still Important in Vision of ‘Good Life,’ Survey Says
Aspirations to homeownership remain high, despite rising interest rates and home prices.
Fannie Mae: Perceived Homebuying, Home-Selling Conditions Diverge Further in May
Fannie Mae, Washington, D.C., said its Home Purchase Sentiment Index decreased by 1.2 points in May to 65.6 as affordability constraints continue to color consumers’ perceptions of homebuying and home-selling conditions.
Fannie Mae: Perceived Homebuying, Home-Selling Conditions Diverge Further in May
Fannie Mae, Washington, D.C., said its Home Purchase Sentiment Index decreased by 1.2 points in May to 65.6 as affordability constraints continue to color consumers’ perceptions of homebuying and home-selling conditions.