Friday, December 19, 2025
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FHFA: home prices continue slowly inching upward

While housing has a long way to go until it is recovered, new data reveals that one economic indicator continues slowly improving - home prices.

Feds seeks to dump Fannie and Freddie’s non-performing mortgages

With the FHFA still overseeing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the three are seeking to possibly sell off their delinquent loans, according to the Treasury Department.

FHFA: home prices continue inching up

Housing has shown tiny signs of improvement, triggering hopeful forecasts, but the return to pre-crash normal is a long road ahead.

DeMarco: principal forgiveness is the wrong solution, risky

As federal agencies issue release after release on the topic of principal forgiveness, each pushing their opinion, housing remains broken in many peoples' eyes, and DeMarco addresses how he feels the focus on the write-offs is misplaced.

Geithner says housing financial reform is unfinished business

As agencies and lawmakers fight over how to wind down the government's involvement in propping up housing, Geithner comments that the job is behind schedule but signs of a consensus are evident.

Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac say principal reductions would save housing

Loan forgiveness is a very controversial measure, but one that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac urge their conservator, the Federal Housing Finance Agency to consider as it could keep homeowners in their homes and save the mortgage giants billions of taxpayer dollars. The FHFA's study shows the opposite is true.

Loan modification programs improve, still come up short

Although the government has only reached a quarter of its goal and had to extend its foreclosure prevention programs for another year, the program is showing signs of improvement.

Taxpayers pay $47 million in legal fees for Fannie, Freddie

Losses to legal costs The Office of Inspector General of the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) is reporting today that legal fees for former leaders...