Mortgage Performance Summary QUARTERLY UPDATE Housing Market and Mortgage Performance in the 1st Quarter, 2017 Joseph Mengedoth Michael Stanley
475 450 425 400 375 350 325 300 275 250 225 200 175 150 125 Index, 1995:Q1=100 United States District of Columbia Maryland North Carolina South Carolina Virginia West Virginia Figure 1 FHFA House Price Index: Index, 1995:Q1=100 100 100 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Source: Federal Housing Finance Agency (2017:Q1)/Haver Analytics Figure 2 Percentage of Owner-Occupied Loans in Foreclosure or REO 1 : 475 450 425 400 375 350 325 300 275 250 225 200 175 150 125 1 Real Estate Owned (REO) properties are in the possession of the lender due to foreclosure or forfeiture. 1
Figure 3 Percentage of Owner-Occupied Loans with 90+ Day Delinquency: Figure 4 Percentage of Owner-Occupied Prime Loans in Foreclosure or REO: Source: Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond/ McDash Analytics (March 2017) 2
Figure 5 Percentage of Owner-Occupied Prime Loans with 90+ Day Delinquency: Figure 6 Percentage of Owner-Occupied Subprime Loans in Foreclosure or REO: 3
Figure 7 Percentage of Owner-Occupied Subprime Loans with 90+ Day Delinquency: Figure 8 Percentage of Owner-Occupied Mortgages with Subprime Loans: Source: Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond/ McDash Analytics (March 2017) 4
Figure 9 Unemployment Rate: Notes: Unemployment Rate in March 2017 Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics/Haver Analytics Table 1 Mortgage Delinquency Rates: Percent 90 + National Percent in National Geographic Area Days Past Due Rank Forclosure Rank District of Columbia 1.26 29 2.33 5 Maryland 1.80 7 1.65 16 North Carolina 1.40 24 0.92 31 South Carolina 1.44 22 1.41 21 Virginia 1.13 35 0.61 42 West Virginia 1.56 15 1.10 26 1.41-1.09 - United States 1.37-1.39 - Source: Mortgage Bankers Association (2017:Q1)/Haver Analytics 5
Table 2 General Housing Statistics: Housing Units Percent of Owner-Occupied Mortgages Owner-Occupied With: With a Prime Subprime Adjustable Interest Geographic Area Total Vacant Occupied Total Mortgage Loan Loan Rate Only District of Columbia 296,719 30,012 266,707 112,055 90,116 95.88 4.12 12.90 3.49 Maryland 2,378,814 222,403 2,156,411 1,455,775 1,146,636 96.76 3.24 9.16 2.48 North Carolina 4,327,528 582,373 3,745,155 2,497,900 1,741,905 97.10 2.90 6.79 0.84 South Carolina 2,137,683 336,502 1,801,181 1,248,805 825,417 97.22 2.78 5.79 0.97 Virginia 3,364,939 308,881 3,056,058 2,055,186 1,534,437 96.71 3.29 8.19 1.96 West Virginia 881,917 118,086 763,831 561,013 293,522 97.28 2.72 4.75 0.59 13,387,600 1,598,257 11,789,343 7,930,734 5,632,033 96.89 3.11 7.73 1.64 United States 131,704,730 14,988,438 116,716,292 75,986,074 51,208,208* 97.97 2.03 8.07 1.64 Notes: FHA and VA loans as well as interest only loans are included in the count of prime loans. Source: Housing units are reported in the 2010 Census. Mortgage estimates are Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond calculations using data from McDash Analytics (March 2017). *The figure for owner-occupied units with a mortgage at the national level is calculated by summing the totals for the states. Table 3 Unemployment Rates: Percentage Point Geographic Area Unemployment Rate Change from March 2016 District of Columbia 5.7-0.3 Maryland 4.3-0.1 North Carolina 4.7-0.3 South Carolina 4.0-1.1 Virginia 3.8-0.2 West Virginia 5.6-1.3 4.3-0.5 United States 4.6-0.5 Note: Data are not seasonally adjusted. Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics/Haver Analytics (March 2017) 6
Sources and Notes House Price Index Federal Housing Finance Agency/Haver Analytics Weighted repeat sales index, measuring the average price changes in repeat sales or refinancing on the same single family properties. Based on transactions involving conforming, conventional mortgages purchased or securitized by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac. Unemployment Rate Bureau of Labor Statistics/Haver Analytics General Housing Statistics Census Bureau Loan Distribution and Loan Performance (1) Mortgage Bankers Association/Haver Analytics (2) McDash Analytics Mortgage Data McDash Analytics recently made a large enhancement to their mortgage performance data with the addition of several, primarily non-bank, mortgage servicers covering an additional 3.5 million loans. Performance numbers for the added servicers date back to January 2010. Historical rates may have changed in this version of the Mortgage Performance Summaries from previous versions. 7