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U.S. Housing Demand Shifts to City Centers

As home prices reach a sustainable pace, a demographic shift in demand is moving toward city centers, according to Fitch Rating's second quarter 2015 U.S. Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities Sustainable Home Price Report.

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Homebuilders to Benefit From Looser Lending Standards

Loosening credit standards, demographics, pent-up demand, and attractive affordability and housing valuations are on track to promote a healthier housing market for the rest of 2015 in the homebuilding and construction sectors, according to an analysis from Fitch Ratings released Wednesday.

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RoundPoint’s Rating Outlooks Revised from ‘Stable’ to ‘Negative’

Fitch Ratings confirmed that borrower-focused company, RoundPoint Mortgage Servicing Corporation's residential mortgage servicer ratings have been adjusted. Fitch determined that RoundPoint's U.S. residential primary servicer rating for subprime product is 'RPS3+' and the U.S. residential special servicer rating is 'RSS3+'. In addition, the rating outlooks have been revised to 'negative' from 'stable.'

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U.S. Prime Jumbo RMBS Issuance on Track to Exceed Post-Crisis Levels

The issuance of new U.S. prime jumbo residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) is set to exceed last year’s levels thanks to a strong second quarter of RMBS issuance, according to Fitch Ratings’ quarterly U.S. Prime Jumbo RMBS Trends report. The Fitch report notes that eight jumbo RMBS deals came to market in second-quarter 2015 from six issuers.

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Fitch Ratings: SHFA MBS Pass-Through Bonds Report Updated

Fitch Ratings has released a sector-specific report for rating state housing finance agency (SHFA) bonds secured, on a pass-through basis, primarily by mortgage-backed securities (MBS) called "State Housing Finance Agencies: MBS Pass-Through Bond Rating Criteria." This report will replace the September 2014 state housing finance agency Fitch rating report.

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