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Credit risk data on $2.3T single-family mortgage loans retained by Fannie Mae, accessible via Data Dynamics platform.
Access 531,820 open datasets from U.S. federal agencies via searchable catalog for research, app development, and visualization.
Flood zone and flood risk data delivered via API for properties across the United States.
API providing real-time data to identify if loans are owned by Fannie Mae for refinance and underwriting eligibility.
Federal Land Records provides access to federal land conveyance records, including historical documents and current interactive mapping tools.
Federal real property data including location, usage, and status for government-owned assets via bulk download.
HUD-eGIS Storefront offers access to HUD's geospatial datasets, mapping tools, and APIs covering housing and urban development programs.
The Housing Vacancies and Homeownership program provides current information on rental and homeowner vacancy rates. It also includes characteristics of units available for occupancy.
National and regional data on new privately-owned housing units authorized, started, under construction, and completed.
Resources and data on Opportunity Zones investments and Community Development Financial Institutions programs.
The Primary Mortgage Market Survey (PMMS) provides weekly U.S. mortgage rate averages. Results are based on mortgage rates collected from loan applications submitted to Freddie Mac.
Abt Global created a Merged LIHTC Database to analyze rental housing supported by the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) Program.
The Residential Energy Consumption Survey (RECS) provides data on household characteristics and energy usage for primary residences in the United States.
Datasets on USDA Rural Development programs including single-family and multi-family housing, loan turn times, and resale properties.
Flood risk data and flood insurance information based on official FEMA flood maps and guidelines.