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Volume 2 - Number 23

November 6, 2009

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FHA Market Share Back on the Rise in 3rd Quarter

The slice of total mortgage originations that was FHA-insured in the third quarter of 2009 jumped significantly from the first two quarters of the year, nearing the record levels set by the program in late 2008. Through the end of September, the FHA share of total originations was 25.4 percent, up from around 18 percent in the first and second quarters, according to an Inside FHA Lending...

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