Freddie prices its first sustainability K-deal, a $535 million transaction.

Over the past two weeks, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have collectively priced multifamily deals totaling nearly $4 billion.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac issued a record $249 billion of single-family MBS in August while continuing to grow their share of the mortgage market. (Includes two data charts.)

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York will have likely added nearly $1.5 trillion of MBS to the System Open Markets Account by January, and the Fed will once again own more than a third of all agency product.

The move indicates that investors holding certain Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac credit-risk transfers can expect losses.

Freddie originally planned to issue a $550 million STACR, but then increased the offering size to $1.1 billion due to investor demand.

The first-of-its-kind MBS backed by single-family homes that are energy efficient has been endorsed by Cicero Shades of Green.

Freddie commemorated its 50th year in business with a landmark $107.6 billion in new single-family business, its biggest output ever. The GSEs could set a new annual record by the time 2020 is over. (Includes two data charts.)

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have dramatically increased the amount of debt they’ve issued this year due to the economic impact of the coronavirus. But the cost of their debt tells a different story.

The offering followed close on the heels of three K-deals announced the previous week.