Tag Archives: FHFA

We take a look at the results of the midterm elections and what they herald for the housing market.

As the nation goes to vote next week for key House and Senate positions, we take a look at how the outcome of your votes is likely to impact the housing market.

A new proposed rule by the Federal Housing Finance Agency aims to amend the current housing goals of the Federal Home Loan Banks. Here’s what the new rule recommends.

Click through to learn the latest breakdown of how mortgage rates performed and what experts think about these movements.

FHFA’s most recent strategic plan outlines its goals towards building a more diverse, inclusive, and equal workplace at the agency and at the entities under its conservatorship. Here are the larger implications of this roadmap.

Industry influencers will convene in early spring to engage in a back-and-forth concerning how to best protect not just customers, but the housing market too.

A memo delivered by the FHFA Inspector General paints a picture of the agency’s “challenges” with overseeing government-sponsored enterprises.

With the launch of its centralized clearinghouse of online resources, the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac plan to help lenders, servicers, and other real estate professionals reach out to limited English proficient borrowers. Here how.

On top of the controversial nature of the conservatorship of the GSEs, the FHFA may be facing further internal issues. Find out more in this coverage of Thursday Financial Services Committee hearing.

A new working paper published by the FHFA gives insights into how much housing stock is affordable to households with different incomes using the available metrics to gauge this comparison. Here’s what it found.