Freddie Mac Home Value Explorer® (HVE®)
Freddie Mac Home Value Suite
Veros is a master distributor of the
Freddie Mac Home Value Explorer® (HVE®)
Home Value Explorer (HVE)
A Freddie Mac automated valuation model (AVM) that generates an estimate of property value in seconds. HVE simplifies the mortgage process by streamlining the collateral valuation cycle. For more than 20 years, Freddie Mac has effectively employed AVMs internally for its own risk and portfolio management. Lenders and real estate professionals who need fast, accurate value estimates can benefit from the proprietary data, modeling expertise, industry knowledge and long-standing reputation that Freddie Mac and HVE bring to the market.
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Veros Acquires Leading Home Appraisal Provider Valligent to Offer A Full Spectrum of Property Valuation Solutions to Mortgage Markets
Veros acquires Valligent to further revolutionize and drive the property valuation industry beyond where it is today. Together, the companies represent a powerful collateral valuation innovator in the market, providing a full spectrum of appraisal, valuation data and analytics and related collateral risk management solutions.
The housing market is cooling-off. Is it headed for a crash like in 2008? Find out why not.
After two years of rapidly rising prices, the housing market seems to have lost steam. There is widespread expectation that the U. S. will fall into recession as the Fed continues to raise interest rates. The following indicators also confirm that the trend in the housing market has shifted.
Veros’ Housing Market Forecast Predicts Annual Appreciation will be cut in Half with Some Large Markets Forecast to Depreciate
The 2022 Q2 VeroFORECAST anticipates home prices will appreciate on average just 4.5% for the next twelve months. This is a drop by almost half from the 7.1% appreciation forecast just one quarter ago.
