Fannie Mae has made a series of predictions for the housing market and the economy as a whole in 2022. Click through to see the predictions.
Read More »Is It Time to Cap the Conforming Loan Limit?
Last November, the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) announced the annual change of the conforming limit, which limits the price at which Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are allowed ...
Read More »Fannie Mae Examines Appraisal Inequality
In breaking down 1.8 million appraisals over 2019-2020, the GSE investigates divergent appraisal values among Black and white borrowers.
Read More »Mortgage Apps Rise, as Affordability Concerns Linger
A rise in rates over the last week did not stop the charge of conventional purchase applications, as prospective buyers locked in rate before even more drastic increases.
Read More »Fannie Mae Launches Online Tool for Homebuyers
Preparing consumers for all stages of the mortgage and buying process, Fannie Mae announced the launch of HomeView, the company's new online homeownership education course. Available free of ...
Read More »Now Is the Time to Readdress Conforming Loan Limits
In November, the Federal Housing Finance Agency announced its annual change to the conforming loan limit for loans purchased by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (GSEs). For 2022, it was announced that the limit increased by 18% to $647,200, ...
Read More »Fannie Mae on How Homebuyer Sentiment Is Shifting
According to a new survey by Fannie Mae, more consumers believe mortgage rates will tick up this year, possibly indicating a market slowdown.
Read More »Two Added to the radius financial Advisory Board
Jennifer Whip and Rob Chrisman join Board to chart the course of radius’ traditional and digital offerings.
Read More »Home Sales Growth Projected to Surpass 7% in 2021
Fannie Mae forecasts an end-of-year surge to drive home sales upward, followed by supply challenges to begin the New Year.
Read More »Housing Starts Up in November
New construction activity rolled onward in November, as a rise in homebuilder sentiment looks to even the supply to demand imbalance in 2022.
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