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April 7, 2015

Consumer attitudes toward housing appear to have stalled somewhat amid a recent dip in confidence regarding personal finances and income growth, according to results from Fannie Mae's March 2015 National Housing Survey.

April 2, 2015

Fannie Mae today announced that it will begin offering pools of non-performing single-family mortgages for sale to interested buyers.

March 9, 2015

Amid continued strengthening in employment, consumer optimism toward the economy is growing and appears to be contributing to further improvement in overall housing sentiment, according to results from Fannie Mae's February 2015 National Housing Survey.

February 9, 2015

Consumer optimism toward the housing market gained some momentum last month following a dip in December, likely getting a boost from their increasingly positive financial outlook, according to results from Fannie Mae's January 2015 National Housing Survey.

January 26, 2015

Mortgage Lender Sentiment Survey

January 7, 2015

Americans are becoming more optimistic about the economy, but consumer confidence toward the housing market is lagging, according to results from Fannie Mae's December 2014 National Housing Survey.

December 18, 2014

2014 is expected to end on an unspectacular note, as some unsustainable forces that drove activity in the third quarter reverse in the final quarter.

December 8, 2014

Results from Fannie Mae's November 2014 National Housing Survey show that Americans' attitudes toward housing follow the uneven 2014 housing market trend, which is improving but lagging behind the overall economy.

November 20, 2014

Continued improvements in employment, income, and consumer and business spending are expected to drive year-over-year growth overall.

November 7, 2014

Results from Fannie Mae's October 2014 National Housing Survey show Americans' optimism about the housing market continued its gradual climb amid greater confidence in household income and personal finances.