Government
Identifying Trends. Exposing Risks. Informing Policy.Data Serving the Full Spectrum of Government Needs
Government at every level needs the most up-to-date, accurate, reliable and comprehensive real estate property data to fulfill its public mandates and make informed policy decisions. ATTOM has the power to meet those needs and make those timely decisions by analyzing the health of the real estate market and identifying emerging trends.
From the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the Department of the Treasury, the Federal Reserve, FEMA, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, all the way down to state and local housing agencies, ATTOM has the data needed to properly serve their constituents and make informed decisions.
Property Data for Multiple Government Applications
Effective government policy can only result when reliable data is part of the decision-making process. The value-added data ATTOM warehouses can power many government applications, including:
Urban Planning & Development
Emergency Services
Transportation & Logistics
Code Enforcement
New Construction
Public Works
Housing
Asset Risk & Management
Solutions for a Variety of Government Uses
No matter the intended use, data is key to both government and private sector applications, particularly when the two work together. ATTOM has an abundance of data to facilitate these public/private partnerships, such as:
- More than 155 Million Properties Nationwide
- Ownership and Transaction History
- Foreclosures
- Automated Valuation Models (AVMs)
- Loan Modeling
- More Than 155 Million Properties Nationwide
- Ownership and Transaction History
- Foreclosures
- Automated Valuation Models (AVMs)
- Loan Modeling
- Parcel Boundaries
- Points of Interest and Community Data
- Demographics
- Utility Data
- Custom Reports
- Points of Interest and Community Data
- Demographics
- Parcel Boundaries
- Utility Data
- Custom Reports
How Can Governments Use ATTOM?
Federal Government
Perform detailed analytics on the housing market by applying property values, foreclosure activity and various other datasets to forecast future trends and better understand the health of the market nationwide.
State Governments
Assess property values, demographics and utility data to pin-point possible influxes and trends in the market that help to create policies and future development.
Local Government
Our comprehensive natural and man-made hazard analysis on the local housing market can help to better assess future high-risk zones to ensure proper urban planning and risk management.
Government-Sponsored Enterprises (GSEs)
These agencies create transparency among consumers and lenders during the verification process of homebuying by streamlining loan history and buyer information.
