Meet Voxtur
Voxtur is a transformational real estate technology company that is redefining industry standards in a dynamic lending environment. We unlock the door to homeownership by solving inefficiencies across the lending life cycle and empowering the entire real estate industry to become faster, more efficient and more cost-effective than ever before.
Driving the Future of Real Estate Technology
From software to technology-managed services, Voxtur’s platform is an end-to-end, one-stop solution that combines every facet of buying and selling property. Whether that’s valuation, tax, settlement, data, or analytics services, Voxtur is redefining the real estate lending life cycle.
Technology and Data Services
Industry-leading analytics applications and proprietary property data you can trust. Navigate the evolving real estate landscape with confidence.
VoxturVerified™ Analytics
The largest verified database in real estate, our workflow platforms efficiently appraise assets, originate and service loans, and assess property tax.
Solutions That Save You Money
Voxtur AOL combines the strength of a legal opinion with the efficiency and scalability of a data-driven property review.
Our Solutions
Powered by one of the most robust and comprehensive data engines in the world,
we are setting the standard for the accuracy and credibility of information.
Voxtur Attorney Opinion Letter (AOL) combines the strength of a legal opinion with the efficiency and scalability of a data-driven property review to meaningfully reduce closing costs.
News
Mortgage rates face uncertain path despite Fed’s steady hand
Mortgage rates remain in a volatile range despite the Fed’s decision to keep short-term interest rates unchanged. Analysts expect modest declines in mortgage rates, but uncertainty looms as economic policies—including tariffs—could keep inflation stubbornly high, limiting the Fed’s ability to cut rates later this year.
Fed Holds Rates Steady For Now
Citing that the unemployment rate has stabilized at a low level in recent months, and labor market conditions remain solid, the Federal Open Market Committee voted on Wednesday to keep the fed funds rate in the 4.25% to 4.5% range in the near-term.
Mortgage rate volatility has slowed, but a big decline in 2025 is unlikely
Mortgage rates have been moving lower in recent weeks, even after the Federal Reserve’s decision to pause its rate-cutting cycle. But mortgage executives and housing economists don’t believe this trend will continue long enough to meaningful impact mortgage demand or home sales.
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