GSE MARKET SHARE OF CONVENTIONAL HOME MORTGAGE LOAN ORIGINATIONS BY BORROWER RACE AND INCOME CATEGORY - 2000 All Metropolitan Areas in the United States Borrower Racial Category: African- Borrower White Hispanic American Income Category: Low Income 50.8% 47.1% 25.4% Moderate Income 57.3% 48.7% 32.0% Lower-Middle Income 60.1% 49.9% 36.2% Upper-Middle Income 61.3% 51.5% 38.4% Upper Income 62.8% 52.1% 43.6% All Borrowers 59.7% 51.9% 35.8% GSE Market Share: All Conventional Home Mortgage Loans 62.5% GSE Market Share: All Conventional Home Mortgage Loans Indicating Borrower Race 57.6% GSE Market Share: Number of home mortgage loans acquired by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in 2000 as a percentage of total conventional home mortgage loan originations reported by all lenders in 2000 pursuant to HMDA (excluding loans above the $252,700 GSE loan-size ceiling). Home Mortgage Loan: Home purchase loan or refinancing loan secured by a 1-4 unit dwelling. Area MFI: 2000 Median Family Income of Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA or PMSA). Borrower Income Categories: Low Income: Borrower income < 50% of Area MFI. Moderate Income: Borrower income >= 50% and < 80% of Area MFI. Lower-Middle Income: Borrower income >= 80% and < 100% of Area MFI. Upper-Middle Income: Borrower income >= 100% and < 120% of Area MFI. Upper Income: Borrower income >= 120% of Area MFI. Source: HUD, 2000 GSE Public Use Data Base, Single-Family Properties, Census Tract File; FFIEC, 2000 HMDA data. Essential Information, PO Box 19405, Washington, DC