Research

A report by the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond shows that, on the whole, housing and labor market conditions in West Virginia have remained stronger than those in the rest of the nation.

A report by the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond found that mortgage performance in North Carolina weakened in the first quarter of 2009, but not to the same degree as in other parts of the Fifth District and the nation as a whole.

A report by the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond shows that rising unemployment, not house price decline is the most significant factor underlying mortgage foreclosures in South Carolina.

A report by the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond shows that mortgages in Maryland and the District of Columbia generally have performed better than the national average, despite volatility in house prices and a rising rate of delinquencies and foreclosures.

A report by the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond shows that despite pockets of foreclosures and delinquencies, Virginia mortgages overall are performing better than the national average.