Trumps plan to remake mortgage finance baffles housing . . . President Donald Trump surprised the industry late last month by pledging to take public Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the government-controlled companies that stand behind half the $16 trillion
It Gets Stranger: How Trumps Tax Plan Impacts Homeowners . . . Under Trump’s plan, it would take a mortgage of at least $608,000 That’s nearly three times higher than the median home price in the US Liberals may not be happy that the deduction still exists, but they like that fewer homeowners would receive tax benefits not available to lower-income Americans
What Trump’s Reelection Means for the Housing Market | Redfin President Trump pledges significant policy shifts upon his return to the White House What could they mean for the housing market? Key takeaways: Buyers will likely see mortgage rates around 7%, rising house prices, and more home sales Sellers may see a slight uptick in buyer demand and home sales, but it could be another slow year
Trump’s First 100 Days Deliver Little Progress on Housing Crisis However, mortgage rates have remained higher than 6 6% since Trump took office, and spiked above 6 8% for the past two weeks following turmoil in financial markets over his tariff plans Loading
Trump’s housing plan risks repeating the 2008 crisis Last month, President Trump fired off a Truth Social post announcing he was giving “serious consideration to bringing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac public ” Weeks earlier, Bill Pulte, Trump’s