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11 days

Our economists just released their latest economic and housing outlook. Despite a significant decline in mortgage rates and improved supply in parts of the country, they’re now forecasting existing home sales in 2024 to hit a nearly 30-year low. Read more:

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In our latest housing sentiment survey, consumers were much more optimistic about the future direction of mortgage rates but maintained their general sense of pessimism about homebuying conditions due to ongoing affordability constraints. Read more:

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26 days

It’s National Preparedness Month. Find out how you can create an emergency plan and prepare your home for severe weather:

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1 month

Despite the recent decline in mortgage rates, our economists expect total home sales to remain sluggish as many consumers hold out for improved affordability. Read the ESR Group’s latest Economic and Housing Outlook here:

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2 months

We’re here to help communities devastated by the recent hurricanes, wildfires, and other disasters. If you or someone you know has been affected, learn about our relief options:

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2 months

Consumers keep telling us in our National Housing Survey that high home prices and high mortgage rates are the primary reasons for their pessimism about homebuying conditions — and few expect affordability to improve soon. Read what else consumers told us:

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2 months

In the second quarter of 2024, we provided $95 billion in liquidity, helping individuals and families buy, refinance, and rent approximately 330,000 homes. Read more:

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2 months

President & CEO Priscilla Almodovar on our latest results: “Fannie Mae had another strong quarter, generating $4.5 billion in net income. Our net worth reached $86.5 billion, further strengthening our financial stability, and our capital position continued to improve.” Read more:

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2 months

Our economists expect home price growth on a national level to decelerate in the near term as housing supply gradually increases and demand remains constrained by a lack of affordability. Read more in our July 2024 Economic and Housing Outlook:

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3 months

Consumer sentiment toward housing improved slightly this past month, returning to its previous plateau, but affordability concerns remain top of mind for most consumers. See what our economists have to say in our latest National Housing Survey:

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3 months

While the recent rise in listings likely means many homeowners are no longer willing to delay moving, the lack of affordability is expected to remain the primary constraint on home sales in the near future. Read more in our latest economic and housing outlook:

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4 months

Homebuying sentiment hit a new survey low in May, as consumers continue to express frustration with the overall lack of affordability. Find out what else consumers told us in our latest National Housing Survey:

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4 months

Our economists discuss what the higher mortgage rate environment might mean for housing activity through the rest of the year as part of their latest monthly forecast. Find out more here:

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5 months

Consumer sentiment toward housing looks to be leveling off again, as potential homebuyers and home-sellers continue to adjust to the higher mortgage rate and home price environment. Access our latest National Housing Survey results here:

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5 months

In the first quarter of 2024, we provided $72 billion in liquidity, helping individuals and families buy, refinance, and rent approximately 280,000 homes. Read more:

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5 months

CEO Priscilla Almodovar on our latest results: “This quarter, we provided $72 billion in liquidity to the U.S. housing market. This helped 280,000 households buy, refinance, or rent a home and reflects our strong commitment to managing risk and fulfilling our vital role

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5 months

Katrina Jones highlights what’s new in the 2024 Equitable Housing Finance Plan and pledges our continued commitment to fairer housing. Read her perspective:

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5 months

Our third annual Equitable Housing Finance Plan is a road map to a more affordable, sustainable future in housing. Review our progress and see what’s new:

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5 months

Stronger-than-expected economic and inflation data have pushed interest rates higher and financial markets to price in fewer Federal Reserve rate cuts this year. Find out what our economists think this means for housing and the larger economy:

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6 months

We published our latest National Housing Survey results this morning. Find out why our economists believe consumers may be finally adjusting to the higher mortgage rate environment— and what that might mean for the housing market:

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