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Massachusetts mortgage lending

Every HMDA reporter's applications, originations and denial rate for properties in Massachusetts, with all 14 counties.

Lenders, 25+ applications 383
Households 2,785,042
Population 7,136,171

HMDA data alone cannot be used to determine whether a lender is complying with fair lending laws. The data do not include some legitimate credit risk considerations for loan approval and loan pricing decisions. Record year 2024.

Massachusetts had 195,186 HMDA-reported mortgage applications and 119,673 originations ($52bn) in 2024, from 383 lenders with at least 25 applications in the state.

The statewide denial rate was 22.3% (national 24.3%) and the median rate spread 0.2 percentage points (national 0.3). Originations ran at 43.0 per 1,000 households, against 48.0 nationally.

Originations in the state went from 177,957 in 2018 to 119,673 in 2024; the denial rate moved from 22.2% to 22.3%.

The most active lenders by originations were CBNA Year to Date (7,802), Rocket Mortgage (5,027) and Guaranteed Rate, Inc. (4,444).

195,186applications, 2024
119,673loans originated$52bn
22.3%denial rateUS 24.3%
43.0originations per 1,000 householdsUS 48.0

Most active lenders in Massachusetts

#LenderApplicationsOriginationsAmountDenial rateMedian spread
1CBNA Year to Date13,8057,802$2.2bn35.2%0.4
2Rocket Mortgage6,5955,027$1.6bn16.5%0.4
3Guaranteed Rate, Inc.6,6454,444$2.4bn8.4%0.1
4Leader Bank NA5,1964,371$2.3bn2.6%-0.2
5United Wholesale Mortgage4,9753,842$1.8bn12.6%0.3
6Crosscountry Mortgage, LLC4,5373,233$1.8bn3.8%0.3
7Bank of America NA7,2543,157$1.2bn41.9%0.8
8Eastern Bank4,7382,876$971m31.3%1.7
9Rockland Trust Bank5,4872,820$985m36.1%-0.1
10Guild Mortgage Company3,1922,301$928m7.4%0.3
11Fairway Independent Mort Corp2,7802,100$887m7.2%0.3
12TD Bank3,8712,037$703m34.0%0.4
13Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank2,8342,012$743m12.3%0.5
14Digital Federal Credit Union4,4111,935$402m38.1%0.4
15Movement Mortgage, LLC2,3401,763$875m6.0%0.2
16CMG Mortgage Inc2,4941,625$685m7.8%0.3
17Total Mortgage Services, LLC1,6861,327$457m6.2%0.4
18Salem Five Mortgage Company LLC1,6251,256$647m12.0%0.0
19M&T Bank2,0381,241$697m30.1%0.0
20Loandepot.com, LLC2,0911,206$464m25.4%0.3
21Rockland Federal Credit Union1,8761,198$237m14.2%-0.2
22Bankesb1,305990$307m11.6%-0.2
23Berkshire Bank1,423973$562m19.4%-0.5
24JPMorgan Chase Bank, NA1,492952$876m13.4%-0.1
25Newrez LLC2,865951$314m39.4%0.7
26Us Bank, N.A.1,610943$606m31.0%-0.0
27Greylock Federal Credit Union1,260879$130m13.5%-0.0
28Cambridge Savings Bank1,137877$463m9.9%-0.3
29Nationstar Mortgage1,335874$202m19.6%1.4
30New American Funding, LLC.2,039850$315m23.6%0.6
31Workers Federal Credit Union1,266831$146m20.5%-0.1
32Pennymac Loan Services LLC1,697812$312m23.5%0.3
33Fall River Five Cents Savings1,107803$278m17.4%-0.1
34Metro Credit Union1,259779$200m14.2%-0.2
35Salem Five Cents Savings Bank1,309774$246m21.0%-0.9
36Harborone Mortgage, LLC1,134759$345m14.3%0.1
37Freedom Mortgage Corporation1,617740$320m17.7%0.3
38Navy Federal Credit Union1,337691$226m26.2%0.5
39Webster Bank, N.A.1,034677$522m18.6%0.1
40Jeanne D'Arc Credit Union913675$237m16.0%0.3
41Westfield Bank882667$134m8.3%0.2
42Guaranteed Rate Affinity, LLC950664$341m7.4%0.2
43All One Credit Union913642$97m19.0%—
44Middlesex Savings Bank783642$175m11.7%-0.2
45Hanscom Federal Credit Union1,156634$126m36.8%0.4
46Baycoast Mortgage Company, LLC823610$263m4.7%0.0
47Discover Bank4,375605$60m78.2%2.2
48Radius Financial Group Inc740594$270m3.9%0.5
49Merrimack Valley Credit Union801582$173m12.7%0.3
50PeoplesBank835552$144m14.5%-0.1
51Central One Federal Credit Union779550$107m16.4%-0.6
52Msa Mortgage, LLC717539$305m9.1%—
53Mutual of Omaha Mortgage907510$219m29.8%0.1
54Figure Lending LLC1,195496$39m32.9%3.7
55Mortgage Research Center1,169492$220m33.3%-0.1
56Country Bank for Savings698489$113m17.1%0.3
57Florence Bank708474$108m16.9%-0.8
58Needham Bank706456$244m16.7%-0.1
59EMM Loans LLC569439$212m3.4%0.4
60Mortgage Equity Partners LLC562431$174m7.4%0.3

Top 60 of 383 lenders with at least 25 applications in the state, by originations. 234 lenders have 100 or more applications here and link to a state-specific page.

Compared with the nation

MeasureMassachusettsUnited States
Denial rate22.3%24.3%
Median rate spread, pp0.20.3
Originations with spread of 1.5 pp or more11.9%15.6%
Average originated loan$432k$329k
Originations per 1,000 households43.048.0
Home purchase share of originations50.7%57.0%
FHA-insured share7.5%13.4%
VA-guaranteed share2.5%7.9%

Trend, 2018–2024

ApplicationsOriginations

0252,000504,0002018: 277,467 Applications2019: 329,214 Applications2020: 504,000 Applications2021: 499,900 Applications2022: 278,630 Applications2023: 182,317 Applications2024: 195,186 Applications2018: 177,957 Originations2019: 218,237 Originations2020: 346,787 Originations2021: 346,167 Originations2022: 178,121 Originations2023: 111,655 Originations2024: 119,673 Originations2018201920202021202220232024
Applications and originations in Massachusetts by year

MassachusettsUnited States

0%12.7%25.3%2018: 22.2% Massachusetts2019: 18.7% Massachusetts2020: 13.1% Massachusetts2021: 13.4% Massachusetts2022: 19.2% Massachusetts2023: 22.7% Massachusetts2024: 22.3% Massachusetts2018201920202021202220232024
Denial rate by year, US dashed

FHA share of originationsVA share

0%4.2%8.3%2018: 8% FHA share of originations2019: 8.3% FHA share of originations2020: 5.6% FHA share of originations2021: 5.9% FHA share of originations2022: 6.3% FHA share of originations2023: 7.4% FHA share of originations2024: 7.5% FHA share of originations2018: 2.7% VA share2019: 3.4% VA share2020: 3.6% VA share2021: 3.2% VA share2022: 2.1% VA share2023: 2% VA share2024: 2.5% VA share2018201920202021202220232024
FHA-insured and VA-guaranteed shares of originations in Massachusetts by year
YearApplicationsOriginationsAmountDenial rateFHAVARefinance share
2018277,467177,957$60bn22.2%8.0%2.7%32.5%
2019329,214218,237$80bn18.7%8.3%3.4%46.6%
2020504,000346,787$132bn13.1%5.6%3.6%67.3%
2021499,900346,167$139bn13.4%5.9%3.2%63.6%
2022278,630178,121$78bn19.2%6.3%2.1%32.3%
2023182,317111,655$45bn22.7%7.4%2.0%20.1%
2024195,186119,673$52bn22.3%7.5%2.5%24.8%

Yearly figures from the HMDA Data Browser aggregations for the state (all reporters).

Loan purpose and loan type, 2024

By purpose

Home purchase 51% (60,686)Home improvement 14% (17,275)Refinancing 14% (16,548)Cash-out refinancing 11% (13,101)Other purpose 10% (12,058)

By type

Conventional 90% (107,487)FHA 8% (9,022)VA 3% (3,049)USDA 0% (115)

Counties

CountyApplicationsOriginationsPer 1,000 householdsDenial rateMedian spreadLenders
Middlesex County39,38825,06539.519.6%0.1174
Worcester County27,75916,97750.622.1%0.3142
Essex County22,45213,63143.524.0%0.3116
Norfolk County19,70712,26243.321.6%0.1107
Plymouth County19,00311,27855.525.1%0.2110
Bristol County16,75810,04643.024.6%0.395
Hampden County13,8298,40345.622.6%0.480
Suffolk County14,3868,31925.425.1%0.186
Barnstable County10,2966,51761.620.8%0.361
Berkshire County4,0282,53144.018.8%0.223
Hampshire County3,6562,34937.817.7%0.130
Franklin County1,8301,11135.220.2%0.322
Dukes County85948664.125.8%0.26
Nantucket County65236970.325.5%0.24

By originations. Lenders: those with at least 25 applications in the county.

VA-guaranteed loans by month

VA publishes lender volume nationally, not by state; see the Aug 2026 VA lender table and the monthly series. The VA-guaranteed share of Massachusetts originations by year is charted above from HMDA.

Questions and answers

Which mortgage lenders are most active in Massachusetts?

By 2024 originations: CBNA Year to Date (7,802), Rocket Mortgage (5,027), Guaranteed Rate, Inc. (4,444), Leader Bank NA (4,371), United Wholesale Mortgage (3,842). 383 lenders had at least 25 applications in the state.

What is the mortgage denial rate in Massachusetts?

22.3% of decided applications were denied in 2024, against 24.3% nationally. HMDA data alone cannot be used to determine whether a lender is complying with fair lending laws.

How has mortgage lending in Massachusetts changed since 2018?

Originations went from 177,957 in 2018 to 119,673 in 2024; the denial rate moved from 22.2% to 22.3%.

Where does this data come from?

From the public HMDA loan/application register (FFIEC and CFPB) for 2024, the HMDA Data Browser aggregations for 2018–2024, and Census Bureau household estimates.

Provenance

Source: HMDA public loan/application register 2022, 2023, 2024 and Data Browser aggregations 2018–2024 (FFIEC and CFPB, public domain); households from the Census Bureau ACS 2024 five-year estimates. Built 30 Sep 2026; data through 1 Aug 2026.