The FHFA recently published its Q3 2022 data for the Uniform Appraisal Data Aggregate Statistics Data File. The agency also launched the new UAD Aggregate Statistics Top 100 Metro Areas Dashboard, which displays the statistics through customized maps and charts.
Read More »Are Things Looking Up for Housing in 2019?
What are the factors that are likely to get potential homeowners back in the market? Watch this video to learn what an expert had to say.
Read More »U.S. Jobs Increase, Residential Investment Likely to Spur Growth
The economy appears to be striding along confidently as we close out 2017. While wage growth remains elusive, strong residential construction payrolls suggest good things for 2018.
Read More »Sliding Into an Economic Slowdown
Fannie Mae experts are predicting a sluggish second half to 2017, see what factors they point to as the cause.
Read More »Economists Doubt Fed Will Act Before Election
Fed policymakers had originally forecasted four rate hikes for 2016 at the start of the year following December’s historic liftoff. Now economists believe if a rate hike occurs at all, it will not be until after the election.
Read More »Fed Reports Strengthening Housing Activity
The Federal Reserve found strong growth in single-family housing in its latest Beige Book despite low inventories.
Read More »Fed: U.S. Economy is ‘Not Running Hot’
Rates remaining low should not trigger any bubble-and-bust dynamics in the near future, according to Fed Governor Daniel Tarullo.
Read More »GDP Advances; Housing Share Follows Suit
The third and final estimate for Q1’s GDP went up, and housing’s share of the GDP went up right along with it.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Economy Looks to Escape Q1 Doldrums
Post-crisis, economic growth in the first quarter has generally been weak, and so far 2016 has been no exception. What will the third and final GDP estimate hold for the the U.S. economy? The industry will find out on Tuesday, June 28.
Read More »The Week Ahead: It’s Stress Test Time Again for Banks
The industry will find out on Thursday how the largest banks would perform under severely adverse economic conditions similar to those the country experienced in 2008.
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