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Can Washington Fix Housing Affordability?

As housing affordability remains strained, policymakers are turning to two high-profile ideas: limiting large institutional investors from buying single-family homes and using government-backed purchases of mortgage-backed securities to lower mortgage rates. This article examines whether these policies can meaningfully improve affordability or whether their impact will be limited without addressing the deeper housing supply shortage.

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Navigating 2026 with Advanced Mark-to-Market Analytics

As the 2026 mortgage market reveals regional price splits, servicers need more than static data. Discover how Veros leverages proprietary AVM methodologies and Mark-to-Market analytics to provide instantaneous, defensible valuations for thousands of loans, ensuring total portfolio visibility and regulatory compliance in an evolving financial landscape.

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VeroFORECAST Signals Slower Home Price Growth in 2026 as Affordability Constraints Persist

Veros’ Q4 2025 VeroFORECAST projects an average-nationwide home price appreciation rate of 1.3% over the next 12 months. Looking ahead to 2026, both housing supply and sales are expected to improve slightly from 2025 levels, keeping price gains modest. Affordability may improve slightly, as wage growth is projected to outpace home price appreciation in 2026.

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