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Federal Housing Finance Agency

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U.S. government agency overseeing the nation’s housing finance system and the major housing finance entities to maintain a safe, stable mortgage market.

Overview

The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) is a United States government agency that oversees the nation’s housing finance system. It supervises the primary housing finance entities, including Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and the Federal Home Loan Banks, to promote safety and soundness, stability, and liquidity in the mortgage market. FHFA also communicates policy, conducts research, and provides data to support affordable housing and transparency in housing finance. The agency acts as conservator for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, guiding their operations to protect homeowners and maintain a sound infrastructure for future mortgage markets.

Mission statement

To protect America’s homeowners and build a sound infrastructure for future mortgage finance markets.

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What we offer

Mortgage Translations

Enhance accessibility in mortgage processes with multilingual resources.

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www.fhfa.gov/mortgage-translations

Public Use Database

Access annual public-use datasets from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

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www.fhfa.gov/pudb

UAD Appraisal-Level Public Use File

Access comprehensive appraisal-level data for informed housing research and analysis.

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www.fhfa.gov/data/uad/puf

UAD Aggregate Statistics

Access comprehensive summary data from the Uniform Appraisal Dataset for public research.

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www.fhfa.gov/data/uad

National Mortgage Database

Centralized Repository for Comprehensive Mortgage Data and Research.

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www.fhfa.gov/data/nmdb

Borrower Assistance Map

Visualize and analyze borrower assistance programs effectively.

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www.fhfa.gov/data/dashboard/borrower-assistance-map

Conforming Loan Limit

Defines eligible loan sizes for mortgage programs to support affordability.

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www.fhfa.gov/data/conforming-loan-limit

FHFA House Price Index

Tracks and reports changes in U.S. house prices with extensive data coverage.

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www.fhfa.gov/data/hpi

FHLB Membership Data

Provides insights into member participation in the Federal Home Loan Bank System.

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www.fhfa.gov/data/fhlb-membership

Data Dashboards

Enhance understanding of housing finance through interactive data visualization.

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www.fhfa.gov/data/dashboard

NSMO Public Use File

Access Comprehensive Mortgage Data For Analysis.

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www.fhfa.gov/data/nsmo

Market segments

Market size by segment

Growth potential (CAGR)

Automated valuation & market analytics

1.1 Billion USD12% CAGR

AVM estimates, comparable sales, historical market trends, and normalized cross-source data to support valuations, CMAs, model training, and enterprise market analytics.

Products: FHFA House Price Index, Data Dashboards, UAD Aggregate Statistics, UAD Appraisal-Level Public Use File

Mortgage data repositories and public-use research datasets

2 Billion USD9% CAGR

Centralized, governance-backed mortgage and appraisal datasets and aggregate statistics for research, policy analysis, and market transparency.

Products: National Mortgage Database, Public Use Database, NSMO Public Use File, FHLB Membership Data, Data Dashboards, UAD Aggregate Statistics

Borrower assistance mapping and program performance analytics

0.14 Billion USD12% CAGR

Geospatial and performance-focused datasets and dashboards that track borrower assistance programs, loan performance, and resource availability to support outreach and policymaking.

Products: Borrower Assistance Map, Data Dashboards

Conforming loan limit and eligibility data

7000 Billion USD5% CAGR

Data defining conforming loan size limits and market-driven adjustments used to determine mortgage program eligibility and underwriting thresholds.

Products: Conforming Loan Limit, Data Dashboards

Multilingual borrower communications and translation resources

2 Billion USD6% CAGR

Centralized translated mortgage documents, interpretive services, and borrower education materials that support non-English speakers and housing counselors.

Products: Mortgage Translations

More information about our offering

Mortgage Translations

FHFA’s Mortgage Translations platform is a centralized clearinghouse of translated mortgage documents and related tools to assist lenders, servicers, and housing counselors. It addresses the needs of diverse clients, ensuring they can navigate the mortgage process effectively.

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  • Access A Centralized Repository
    Provides a comprehensive collection of translated mortgage-related documents, making it easier for non-English speakers to understand and navigate the mortgage process.
  • Utilize Multilingual Resources
    Facilitates better communication and understanding for diverse clients during the mortgage process, ensuring that language barriers are minimized.
  • Access Interpretive Services
    Provides clients with the ability to receive assistance in their preferred language, enhancing comprehension and customer service during the mortgage process.
  • Utilize Educational Resources
    Helps potential borrowers understand the mortgage process and make informed decisions.
  • Find COVID-19 Related Information
    Offers targeted resources and guidance for borrowers navigating financial challenges related to COVID-19.
  • Understand Translation Services Availability
    Informs borrowers about the translation services they can access, promoting transparency and accessibility.

Public Use Database

Public Use Database (PUDB) provides public-use datasets derived from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (Enterprises). Datasets are released annually, offering critical insights for research and analysis.

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  • Release Annual Datasets
    The Public Use Database ensures timely availability of critical datasets derived from major housing finance entities, released on an annual basis for public access.
  • Provide Public-Use Datasets
    The Public Use Database offers vital datasets that are crucial for research, policy analysis, and public interest, derived from foundational housing finance entities like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

UAD Appraisal-Level Public Use File

UAD Appraisal-Level Public Use File is FHFA’s public-use dataset providing appraisal-level data for research and public use. This data is essential for understanding trends in housing and finance.

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  • Facilitates Research
    This dataset allows researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to analyze market trends, conduct assessments, and improve decision-making in housing finance.
  • Promotes Accountability
    By making data publicly available, the UAD Appraisal-Level Public Use File fosters accountability and informed decision-making in the housing finance sector.
  • Supports Diverse Analysis
    The extensive nature of the data allows for various analyses, including trends in housing prices, appraised values, and lending practices.

UAD Aggregate Statistics

UAD aggregate statistics provide summarized data derived from the Uniform Appraisal Dataset for public analysis, supporting informed decisions in housing finance.

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  • Facilitates Informed Decision-Making
    The aggregated insights allow users to make better-informed decisions based on prevalent market trends and appraisal insights.
  • Enhances Data Reliability
    Utilizing the Uniform Appraisal Dataset ensures that the data is standardized and reliable, aiding users in obtaining consistent results across analyses.
  • Promotes Transparency in Housing Finance
    Public availability of UAD statistics enhances transparency and allows stakeholders to engage in informed discussions regarding housing finance.

National Mortgage Database

National Mortgage Database (NMDB) provides a centralized repository of mortgage data with accompanying aggregate statistics for research and policy analysis, crucial for informed decision-making.

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  • Centralizes Mortgage Information.
    Acts as a comprehensive repository for diverse mortgage data, crucial for effective analysis and policy formulation.
  • Provides Comprehensive Data.
    Access to detailed aggregate statistics aids in thorough research and informed policy-making.
  • Enhances Research Efficiency.
    Equips users with essential tools to streamline research processes and achieve insightful outcomes.
  • Ensures Data Quality.
    Provides resources to uphold standards of data governance, ensuring reliability and integrity of mortgage information.

Borrower Assistance Map

Borrower Assistance Map is FHFA’s dataset providing data on the performance of the Enterprises’ single-family loans and the level of assistance being provided. It offers valuable insights into borrower assistance programs and resources available to homeowners.

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  • Visualize Assistance Resources Geographically
    Utilize geographic visualizations to easily locate which borrower assistance programs are available in specific areas, enhancing accessibility for users.
  • Access Comprehensive Assistance Dataset
    Gain insights into varied borrower assistance programs across the country with in-depth data and analytics.
  • Evaluate Loan Performance Metrics
    Monitor and analyze performance metrics related to borrower assistance programs, empowering stakeholders with data-driven insights.

Conforming Loan Limit

Conforming loan limit data used to define loan size eligibility for mortgage programs, ensuring borrowers meet criteria for standard mortgages.

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  • Establishes Maximum Loan Sizes
    Sets the ceiling for loan amounts that qualify for purchase by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, ensuring borrowers meet eligibility for standard mortgage programs.
  • Adjusts Loan Limits Annually
    Reflects changes in the housing market and inflation adjustments that may affect the availability of mortgages in varying regions.

FHFA House Price Index

The FHFA House Price Index® (FHFA HPI®) is a comprehensive collection of publicly available house price indexes measuring changes in single-family home values based on data from all 50 states since the mid-1970s.

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  • Provides Time-Series Data
    This data offers detailed insights into house price trends across the U.S., supporting informed decisions in various housing sectors.
  • Facilitates Long-Term Analysis
    Allows researchers and policymakers to study historical trends, make predictions, and inform future housing policies.
  • Examines State-Specific Trends
    Users can analyze pricing trends in specific states, aiding regional market assessments.
  • Aids Financial Decision-Making
    Financial entities leverage this data to assess market risks associated with mortgage lending.

FHLB Membership Data

FHLB membership data illustrating participation in the Federal Home Loan Bank System, crucial for understanding relationships within the financial network.

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  • Access Membership Listings
    Access comprehensive data on all financial institutions that have joined the Federal Home Loan Bank System, essential for understanding membership dynamics.
  • Review Participating Banks
    Gain insights into the network of banks participating in the Federal Home Loan Bank System, providing crucial information on financial partnerships.
  • Understand Eligibility Criteria
    Detailed explanations on what qualifies an institution for membership in the Federal Home Loan Bank System, aiding prospective members in their applications.

Data Dashboards

Interactive dashboards providing FHFA data visualizations across datasets, supporting effective decision-making in housing finance.

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  • Visualize Data Effectively
    Provide users with interactive and engaging ways to access and interpret complex datasets, making data-driven decisions easier.
  • Gain Market Overview
    Enables quick access to market trends and data points that inform business strategies and policy decisions.
  • Access Loan Performance Insights
    Allows users to visualize and monitor the assistance provided in various areas, improving understanding of community support dynamics.
  • Understand Institutional Dynamics
    Facilitates analysis of membership patterns and their implications for housing finance stability.

NSMO Public Use File

NSMO Public Use File provides publicly available mortgage data for analysis, promoting transparency and informed decision-making in the mortgage market.

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  • Provides Public Mortgage Data
    Offers essential mortgage data that is available for public analysis, promoting transparency and enabling researchers and policymakers to gain insights into the mortgage market.
  • Facilitates Diverse Research Insights
    Includes various datasets that allow for comprehensive research on mortgage trends, demographics, and market dynamics, catering to diverse analytic needs.

Sources

Methodology and sourcing behind the figures and links shown above.

Automated valuation & market analytics

Estimated using industry analytics market figures in the search results and applying a conservative niche share for AVM & market analytics. MarketsandMarkets reports the global advanced analytics market at USD 97.17B (2026) rising to USD 193.23B (2031) at 14.7% CAGR; MarketResearchFuture reports the software analytics market at USD 6.63B (2024) with a 9.05% CAGR. AVM & market analytics for real estate is a small vertical slice of these markets; assuming roughly 1–2% of the advanced analytics market (or ~10–20% of software-analytics applied to real estate) yields an approximate current market size of about USD 1.1B. Growth potential is set between the software-analytics and advanced-analytics growth rates (rounded to ~12% CAGR) reflecting strong AI/AVM adoption in real estate but smaller addressable scale than horizontal analytics platforms.

Mortgage data repositories and public-use research datasets

Search results show extensive public mortgage datasets (FHFA, Freddie Mac, HMDA) and emerging commercial products (Polygon Research’s MortgageData.ai), but contain no explicit market-size or CAGR figures. I estimated a U.S.-focused market for mortgage data repositories, public-use research datasets, and associated commercial data/analytics/subscription services at roughly $2.0 billion annually. Rationale: major data/analytics vendors in property and mortgage information (e.g., company revenues in related sectors) plus numerous smaller vendors and government data access models aggregate to a low-single-digit billion-dollar market. Growth potential (~9% CAGR) reflects ongoing demand from policymakers/researchers for transparency (FHFA, HMDA), rising commercial monetization (data-as-a-service, AI analytics like MortgageData.ai), and higher regulator/research workload driving subscriptions and professional services. No explicit market-size or CAGR figures were present in the provided search results, so this is an informed estimate based on those signals and sector revenue benchmarks.

Borrower assistance mapping and program performance analytics

Used reported global performance-analytics market sizes from the provided search results (range ~USD 4.8–8.5B, 2025). Averaged those sources (~USD 6.86B) and applied a conservative 2% share to represent the niche borrow­er-assistance geospatial + program-performance analytics market (~USD 0.14B). Selected a 12% CAGR as the niche is likely to grow faster than legacy enterprise analytics (reports show market CAGRs from ~5.7% to ~14.9%), driven by rising public-sector digitization, geospatial adoption, and targeted BFSI program analytics demand.

Conforming loan limit and eligibility data

Estimate based on FHFA-defined scope of conforming loans (searchResults: FHFA conforming loan limit page, Wikipedia background) and internal market-size context. The conforming-loan-eligibility data governs the universe of conforming single-family mortgages; U.S. single-family mortgage debt outstanding is on the order of ~$12–13 trillion (internal estimate), and a majority of that stock is within GSE-conforming parameters. Applying a conservative 50–60% share yields an addressable universe for conforming-loan-related eligibility data of roughly $6–8 trillion (rounded to $7 trillion). Growth potential (CAGR ~5%) reflects moderate expansion driven by ongoing house-price appreciation, periodic statutory limit adjustments, continued reliance on GSE securitization, and rising demand for data/analytics by lenders and fintechs; downside risk comes from interest-rate and housing-cycle variability.

Multilingual borrower communications and translation resources

Estimates derived from global translation and interpretation market sizes found in the search results (translation market: $41–65B; interpretation market: $21.7B). Multilingual borrower communications is a narrow vertical (mortgage documents, borrower education, interpretive services) representing a small share of the broader language-services market. I applied a conservative sector-share approach: financial-services/legal verticals commonly account for a modest share of total language services, and mortgage/borrower communications is a subset of that, yielding an estimated global market of roughly $2B. Growth potential aligns with interpretation/language-services growth (reported CAGRs ~2.3–7.2%); regulatory pressure (e.g., CFPB language-access guidance) and rising LEP populations support a mid-range CAGR around 6% for this niche.

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