The firing of 10 senior executives at the government-sponsored enterprise in August rattled leaders and staffers.

Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte directed Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to end support for special purpose credit programs earlier this year. But now other agencies are also ending authorization for the programs.

Market uncertainty and rising costs have led some economists to revise their origination forecast for the rest of this year and into 2027.

Pulte-led Federal Housing Finance Agency presides over further reductions in the senior staff at Fannie Mae, terminating as many as a dozen executives last week.

Fannie Mae issued three consecutive monthly CRT deals through April, then paused issuance until this new offering.

Policies published by Fannie Mae in December allow ADUs to be treated like other home features or improvements.

The proposed rule would eliminate reference to "reputational harm," ostensibly to reduce subjectivity and uncertainty in enforcement.

Proposed legislation would codify many of the guidelines put in place by FHFA under its authority as conservator.

The proposal would redefine "high-needs rural population" and limit the use of area median income when defining low-income categories.

H.R. 6644, the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, is being hailed as the most significant housing legislation from Congress in three decades.