White Paper
White Paper
Published March 10, 2026
Housing Credit Education Economic & Market Insights
Mortgage lenders face rising fallout, affordability strain, and shifting borrower expectations. This white paper explores how embedded financial wellness strengthens conversion, reduces risk, and builds long-term trust.
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Report
The U.S. housing market may begin to thaw in 2027, but improvement won't be universal. Changing affordability, borrower readiness, household finances and property-level costs will shape where opportunity emerges and who is positioned to act.
Experian's 2027 State of the U.S. Housing Market Report takes a closer look at the consumer, financial, and market signals behind these shifts, helping lenders look beyond national averages to understand where housing opportunity may be emerging, for whom, and under what conditions.
Inside the report
Explore the trends and data shaping the 2027 housing market, including:
Webinar
In today’s competitive mortgage market, lenders are challenged to reduce origination costs, improve operational efficiency, and create a better borrower experience. This webinar explores how the Experian Verify Preview Report gives lenders visibility into employment and income record availability before ordering a full Verification of Income and Employment (VOIE) report. By providing transparency upfront, lenders can reduce unnecessary verification expenses, improve operational efficiency, and make more informed sourcing decisions.
What we’ll cover:
Webinar
Explore Experian's Q3 2026 U.S. economic outlook and scenarios forecasts.
See how Experian’s Mortgage Loan Performance dataset on Snowflake helps teams quickly turn complex questions about mortgage portfolios into actionable insights. Explore how natural-language queries and ready-to-run analytics can support market sizing, credit risk, prepayment, escrow risk, and portfolio strategy.