Dam recognized among the top talents in corporate finance ensuring their companies remain competitive in a dynamic housing market IRVINE, Calif. – March 10, 2025 – ATTOM, a leading curator of land, property data, and real estate analytics, is pleased to announce that David Dam, Chief Financial Officer for ATTOM, has been named a recipient of the 2025 HousingWire Finance Leaders award, recognizing the leaders who have demonstrated exceptional expertise in financial strategy, capital management, and operational efficiency, helping their organizations navigate an evolving market landscape and drive sustainable growth. Dam is featured on this year’s list of 40 of the most impactful finance executives in the mortgage and real estate industries located on the HousingWire website.  He is selected for playing a critical role in strengthening ATTOM through financial innovation and strategic foresight. This year’s Finance Leaders were selected by HousingWire’s selection committee based on their professional achievements, leadership impact, and …

According to ATTOM’s newly released Q4 2024 Special Housing Risk Report, the most at-risk markets were heavily concentrated in California, Illinois, and New York City area, with some parts of Florida also included.  Meanwhile, less vulnerable markets were scattered across different regions of the Northeast, Midwest, and South. WATCH: ATTOM #FiguresFriday – Top 10 U.S. Housing Markets Least At-Risk of Declines in Q4 2024 The analysis also noted that the fourth-quarter trends—based on affordability gaps, underwater mortgages, foreclosures, and unemployment—showed that two-thirds of the 50 counties most vulnerable to potential downturns were located in California, Florida, Illinois, and the New York City area. ATTOM’s Q4 2024 housing impact report mentioned that on the opposite end of the risk spectrum, about half of the markets deemed least likely to decline were in Wisconsin, Virginia, Tennessee, and Pennsylvania. This group included four in the Washington, DC, area and three each in the …

This ATTOM webinar features industry experts Sean Mooney, VP of Product Management, and Jennifer Carrillo, Sr. Director of Enterprise Solution, as they discuss transforming your real estate investment strategies utilizing data from ATTOM During this webinar, Sean explores how to leverage ATTOM’s neighborhood, transaction, and demographic data to identify key market trends. He also discusses the role of predictive analytics in shaping proactive investment strategies, helping investors stay ahead of market shifts. Jennifer focuses on investment strategies using ATTOM’s data, highlighting how foreclosure, equity, and building permit data can reveal hidden investment opportunities. She also delves into risk assessment, demonstrating how flood, hazard, and climate risk data help evaluate property risks. Additionally, she covers property valuation, explaining how the ATTOM AVM™ and confidence scores provide hyperlocal insights for smarter investment decisions. Jennifer also presents case studies, showcasing how successful investors have used ATTOM’s tools—such as boundary data for market analysis …

Point of interest (POI) data is essential for many organizations, government agencies, and professionals looking for detailed information on physical locations such as local retail outlets, financial institutions, or landmarks. In this post, we explore eight of the best point of interest data providers — giving you insights into the data they provide, the biggest benefits of going with each provider, and advice on who each platform is best for. What is Point of Interest data? POI data is data that identifies geographic locations of note such as businesses, national parks, retail shops, hospitals, and schools. This data typically provides essential details on each location — including the name, address, accessibility information, open hours, and contact information. POI data has many uses, from powering navigation apps and location-based services to helping companies perform market analyses. What to look for in a POI provider? When reviewing the best POI data providers, …

ATTOM’s Q4 2024 U.S. Residential Property Mortgage Origination Report shows that in the fourth quarter, 1.64 million mortgages were issued for residential properties (ranging from one to four units) across the United States. This marked a 3% decline from the previous quarter but a 14% increase compared to the same period last year. WATCH: ATTOM #FiguresFriday – Top 10 U.S. Metros with Refinance Mortgage Originations on the Rise According to the report, the quarterly decline—following increases earlier in 2024—coincided with rising mortgage rates, a limited supply of homes for sale near five-year lows, and the typical slowdown in the fall home-buying season. Despite the year-over-year rise in lending activity, the total number of home mortgages issued in the fourth quarter remained nearly two-thirds below the peak reached in 2021. ATTOM’s Q4 2024 mortgage origination report stated that the latest trend stemmed from declines in both purchase and home-equity lending, partially …

Home Loans Shrink 3 Percent Quarterly as Interest Rates Climb and Sales Listings Remain Low; Purchase and Home-Equity Lending Dips While Refinance Deals Increase Again; Total Activity Still Down 60 Percent from 2021 Peak IRVINE, Calif. – Feb. 27, 2025 — ATTOM, a leading curator of land, property data, and real estate analytics, today released its fourth-quarter 2024 U.S. Residential Property Mortgage Origination Report, which shows that 1.64 million mortgages secured by residential property (1 to 4 units) were issued in the United States during the fourth quarter. That was down 3 percent quarterly but up 14 percent from a year earlier. The quarterly drop-off – after increases earlier in 2024 – came as mortgage rates rose, supplies of residential properties for sale remained near five-year lows and the home-buying market hit its usual Fall slow season. Despite the annual gain in lending activity, the total number of home mortgages issued during …