Major Developments in Residential Mortgage and Housing Markets Since the Hunt Commission

David F. Seiders

Real Estate Economics, 1980, vol. 8, issue 1, 4-32

Abstract: A number of important changes have been made to the mortgage finance system since the Hunt Commission filed its report, and the economic environment has been altered substantially. This paper examines shifts in the relative importance of public and private institutions in the residential mortgage markets during the past decade, within the context of Hunt Commission recommendations. Changes in the cyclical sensitivity of mortgage and housing activity, and the implications of rapid inflation for the growth of these markets, also are considered.

Date: 1980
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