FHFA is committed to increasing transparency in the housing finance markets. We actively promote the dissemination of data and information that will improve the public’s understanding of housing finance markets and thereby the efficiency of the market. FHFA publishes an Indicator of single-family house price trends at various geographic levels called the House Price Index (HPI) and a variety of other housing finance-related data sets, reports, and tools.
Consistent with the Open Government Data Act and other federal requirements, FHFA also publishes certain data governance documents and similar resources for public awareness.
Downloadable Data
Downloadable data sets include: Conforming Loan Limits, Duty to Serve, Enterprise Housing Goals, Fair Lending, Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLBank) Member, FHLBank Stress Tests for Market and Credit Risk, FHFA House Price Index (FHFA HPI®), FHFA Uniform Appraisal Dataset Aggregate Statistics, Market Data, MIRS Transition Index, National Mortgage Database Aggregate Data (National Mortgage Database (NMDB®)), National Survey of Mortgage Originations, Public Use Databases, and Underserved Areas Data
Developer Resources
FHFA catalog on Data.gov presents two main data sets - the FHFA HPI and the Federal Home Loan Bank Members and they are available in CSV, JSON, XML, SQL.
Reports
Economists, policy analysts, and others within FHFA engage in a wide array of research activities. We make reports that focus on mortgage markets trends and a variety of market health indicators available to the public.
FHFA Stats Blog
The Stats Blog highlights how FHFA uses data to monitor the health of the nation’s housing markets. Each blog post focuses on a single aspect of the housing market, offering critical insights on data availability, usage, and limitations.
Dashboards
The FHFA Tools page contains interactive maps for House Price Index®, Duty to Serve, Borrower Assistance, UAD Aggregate Statistics, and Conforming Loan Limit.
Data Governance Resources
FHFA publishes data governance documents in accordance with the Open Government Data Act and other federal requirements.
Page last updated: August 24, 2023