Testimony from both liberal and conservative housing industry observers questioned the Trump administration’s policy regarding the future of Fannie and Freddie.

Freddie multifamily acquisitions more than doubled from the second quarter to the third, suggesting the GSE was responsible for most of the $27.84 billion spike in multifamily debt held in federal agencies and GSE portfolio and MBS.

Trump seeks to bar Wall Street from the single-family market; more turnover in the FHLBank San Francisco C-suite; AI version of Trump narrates Fannie Mae ad.

The MBA pushed back on various concerns raised by CHLA regarding a proposal to allow single-file credit pulls for certain GSE mortgages.

Columbia University researchers dispute the conventional wisdom that says Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac dramatically overpay CRT investors.

The trade group argues that a likely shift to a single-bureau credit pull may not actually lower rates and could add risk to the system.

A mortgage with a prepayment penalty might be as much as 65 basis points cheaper for borrowers, according to GSE shareholder Bill Ackman.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed industry speculation that President Trump directed the GSEs to purchase $200 billion in MBS to offset Federal Reserve policy.

FHFA Director Bill Pulte delivered on some of his touted plans during 2025, with many other efforts in limbo.

The combined entity of Rocket and Mr. Cooper overtook UWM for GSE loan sales in 2025.