Home price deceleration forced Fannie and Freddie to set aside money for potential losses on the single-family side, while high interest rates are the major risk for multifamily. (Includes data chart.)

New York-based Basis Multifamily Finance becomes the first minority/women-owned business enterprise in Fannie Mae’s Delegated Underwriter and Servicer Program.

After profiting from soaring home prices the past two years, Fannie and Freddie now have to sock away money as residential values begin to decline.

A deadlocked jury means the GSE shareholder lawsuit is probably destined for a new trial. But it will likely be in the same courtroom.

The 58.2% sequential decline in aggregate CRT issuance was the sharpest decline since the start of the pandemic...

Fannie boosted its net worth position to $58.8 billion. Freddie’s reading came in at $35.2 billion...

One analyst believes Fannie and Freddie will need to increase base g-fees by about 3 basis points...

Sales of refinance loans plummeted to the lowest level in at least eight years. But purchase-mortgage sales had a bad month too. (Includes two data charts.)

FHFA is betting the formerly proprietary appraisal data of Fannie and Freddie can help reduce bias in the marketplace.

By some estimates, the enterprises will have to increase guarantee fees by about 3 basis points to offset the lost revenue from FHFA's targeted elimination of LLPAs.