Veros Real Estate Solutions is a top choice for real estate data and technology.
Veros Real Estate Solutions’ systems are used by the country’s leading financial services firms for mortgage lending, servicing and investing. With services delivered mainly using Software as a Service (SaaS) technology, Veros’ valuation and risk management systems include fully automated processes for the ordering, tracking, acceptance, quality control, scoring and delivery of appraisals, broker price opinions (BPOs) and automated valuation models (AVMs). In addition, Veros offers sophisticated risk assessment products, analytics and real estate data to enhance the power of valuations, as well as automating the criteria, assignment and management of these products by loan specialists or valuation experts.
Sapphire provides structured flexibility to manage valuation strategies from beginning to end. Sapphire includes comprehensive order, review, reporting and administration functions sized to fit the user’s specific platform needs. The platform also offers mission-critical modules for organizations delivering to UCDP and EAD, managing appraiser panels and/or multiple valuation providers and automating essential quality control measures. Find out more about Sapphire.
PATHWAY is an ideal solution for entities in need of a direct connection to the GSEs’ Uniform Collateral Data Portal (UCDP) or FHA’s Electronic Appraisal Delivery (EAD) portal without the current need for a complete platform solution. PATHWAY provides the power to deliver compliant XML to UCDP and EAD with the added functionality of UAD Compliance Preview, UCDP Error Preview and UCDP and EAD Submission Result Return. PATHWAY users also benefit from Veros’ dedicated integrations and in-house customer support teams managing the onboarding process and future system enhancements to streamline your organization’s efforts. Get on the PATHWAY Today
VeroSELECT is designed for use by mortgage industry participants who are ordering, managing or supplying automated valuation models (AVMs). This web-based platform allows multiple users from an organization (or multiple departments within an organization) to manage the valuation process from end-to-end with a focus on rules-based ordering, management of multiple vendors, automated quality control, secure data transmission and customizable reporting. Learn More
Beyond recognizing how to maximize the data it receives, the team at Veros understands the critical nature of protecting highly sensitive data from every possible threat and disaster. With this in mind, Veros goes above and beyond to ensure total quality in all aspects of technology, protecting its client’s business and delivering reliable, high-quality, high-performance online business services that are unsurpassed in the industry.
Veros brings to the table an extensive background in technology-based industries and a truly customer-centric approach. This depth and breadth gives the Veros team the capacity to create next-generation applications built to fully realize your business objectives and make your data work to its optimal potential. This experience, vision and steadfast customer support has allowed Veros to set themselves apart as the premier service provider in the industry.
In a recent Valuation Review article, Veros and Valligent thought leaders, George Paquette, and Kristin Gruidl, speak on the implementation of UAD 3.6, and its impact on the appraisal profession. Additionally, they discuss the impacts of the Uniform Residential Appraisal Report, which will replace outdated forms with a more data-driven format.
Over the last several years, the U.S. housing market has seen a sharp decline in buyer activity. In May from 2016 to 2022 (except 2020), over five million homes were sold at an annualized rate. In contrast, May 2025 saw just four million sales (NAR). This drop is not limited to first-time buyers—repeat buyers are also pulling back from the market. So, where have all the buyers gone?
The strong inflation reading for June was largely due to higher shelter and food prices, as well as goods that are more prone to higher tariffs. The shelter category of the CPI (Consumer Price Index), which includes housing costs, continued to be a significant and persistent driver of overall inflation. The shelter index increased 3.8% over the last year. However, there are emerging indicators that housing cost pressures may be easing.
