Explore U.S. Mortgage Lending Data

OpenFileData makes public HMDA mortgage-lending data easier to search, explore, and understand. Discover how lending varies across states, metropolitan areas, and institutions.

HMDA Data 2025 Snapshot Updated June 2, 2026 Source: FFIEC / CFPB Methodology →
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What You Can Explore

States & Territories

Explore lending activity, application volume, and market concentration across all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and U.S. territories.

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Metropolitan Areas (MSAs)

Inspect localized mortgage dynamics, denial rates, and regional lender market shares across 400+ metropolitan and non-metro areas.

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Lending Institutions

Examine reported originations, denial rates, and institutional portfolios for banks, non-bank lenders, and credit unions.

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Explore by Geography

Select a state to explore mortgage lending activity.

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Explore by Lender

Search for a lending institution or browse top institutions by reported loan originations.

Latest Data

2025 HMDA Snapshot

Official public records collected under the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA, 12 CFR Part 1003) and administered by the FFIEC and CFPB. Data snapshot frozen June 2, 2026.

Why This Data Matters

Federal mortgage disclosures provide an independent, factual foundation for understanding how credit flows through communities.

Homebuyers & Borrowers

Understand how mortgage outcomes vary across places and institutions.

Researchers & Analysts

Explore a standardized public dataset at national, state, MSA, and lender levels.

Journalists & Communities

Use transparent public records to investigate lending patterns and inform stronger, more equitable communities.