MBS Pivot
Analyze agency mortgage originations, rates, credit characteristics, loan structure, geography, and seller or issuer activity.
Polygon Pulse brings current agency originations, FHA endorsements, and household and economic data into one market intelligence suite. Follow lending activity, compare markets, and understand the people behind demand.

Mortgage activity tells only part of the story. Polygon Pulse connects current lending patterns with the economic and household forces that help explain where opportunity is forming.
Analyze agency mortgage originations, rates, credit characteristics, loan structure, geography, and seller or issuer activity.
Track FHA production, rates, channels, lenders, wholesale relationships, and local market activity from endorsement data.
Explore employment, household characteristics, homeownership, migration, and the changing composition of housing demand.
MBS Pivot unifies loan-level disclosure data from Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and Ginnie Mae. Examine production and pricing within the exact segment that matters to your business.

FHA Pivot turns monthly endorsement data into a practical view of the FHA market. See where production is changing, which lenders are active, and how retail and wholesale channels differ.

CPS Pivot adds the demand-side context that mortgage production data cannot provide on its own. Explore who lives, works, moves, rents, and owns across states and metropolitan areas.

Track agency and FHA activity across products, lenders, channels, and geographies.
Analyze rates, credit characteristics, leverage, property types, and loan structure together.
Compare lenders, sellers, issuers, and wholesale relationships at a useful geographic level.
Connect mortgage activity with employment, migration, household, and demographic change.
Monitor current production and understand how market composition is changing.
Study rates, loan characteristics, agency activity, and competitor positioning.
Identify lender activity, wholesale relationships, and promising local markets.
Connect lending patterns with employment, mobility, and household demand.