Datadory notebook

How Sales Growth Teams Use Mortgage REITs Data

Sales growth teams use mortgage REITs data to work a short, named account list rather than a lead pool: Nareit's Sector Overview names roughly 30 listed vehicles with tickers and one-year returns, the Fed's H.15 supplies daily rate context for every spread conversation, and six of the seven primary sources are free.

1,744 datasets. Pick your catch.

What selling into mortgage REITs actually demands from a data stack

Be upfront about coverage, though. Of the 1,744 datasets Datadory catalogs, 1,060 rate relevant to sales and growth teams across 145 tagged industries, and mortgage REITs ranks 141st of 145 with exactly one seller-tagged record - this vertical will never look like aerospace-defense, whose 28 relevant datasets lead the persona index. What the slice offers instead is leverage per source: seven primary datasets, six of them free, averaging 8.57 on Datadory's 10-point quality rubric against a catalog-wide mean of 7.81.

Which numbers make you sound like an insider before the first call?

Every mREIT business model is a spread story, so rate literacy closes calls. The Federal Reserve H.15 Selected Interest Rates release posts 263 benchmark series at 4:15 pm ET each business day, free and commercial delivery terms, with weekly, monthly and annual averages alongside the daily prints. In the August 20, 2026 issue covering August 13-19 trading days, the federal funds effective rate printed 3.63% across all five sessions, bank prime sat at 6.75%, discount-window primary credit at 3.75%, nominal 10-year Treasury constant maturities ran roughly 4.63-4.72% and the 30-year roughly 5.17-5.31%. Quote those levels against a target's funding mix and you sound like a practitioner - and the daily history reaches back to July 1, 1954 if the deck needs a chart.

When is an mREIT account actually warm?

Trigger discipline comes from two public-domain releases and one portal. The Federal Reserve's Z.1 Financial Accounts lands quarterly - 2026:Q1 was issued June 11, 2026 as an ~8 MB bundle of 286 CSV tables reaching back to 1945:Q4 - and its mortgage tables, mapped to the legacy F4.5/F4.5a/F4.5b series, split total mortgages, one-to-four-family and multifamily balances by holder group. Observed rows run from 6,179 million dollars of total mortgages at 1946:Q4 to 593,832 million at 2026:Q1, with one-to-four-family at 303,356 and multifamily at 96,400, seasonally adjusted at annual rates. A quarter where REIT-held balances grow faster than GSE or ABS holdings is a quarter your mREIT prospects are deploying - saying so earns the meeting. Ops tip for whoever builds the join: mnemonics encode the measure (FA893065005.Q reads as flow, all sectors, mortgages, asset position, quarterly) and missing history renders as ND, not zero, so keep your CRM import from treating gaps as nulls.

Pick up where this leaves off

Every one of these ships with sample rows before you commit to anything.

Mortgage REITs United States - the complete listed mortgage REIT cohort, each…

Nareit Mortgage REIT Sector Overview - Live Metrics & Constituent List

Diversified Real Estate Activities United States and international Nareit member companies (166…

Nareit REIT & Public Real Estate Company Directory

Mortgage REITs United States, national level

Federal Reserve H.15 Selected Interest Rates - Daily Yield Curve

Mortgage REITs United States - a U.S.-listed ETF holding U.S. equity mortgage…

iShares Mortgage Real Estate Capped ETF (REM) Quote & Holdings

Mortgage REITs United States (national accounts)

Federal Reserve Financial Accounts of the United States - Z.1 Statistical Release

Mortgage REITs United States, extended to global developed indexes via the…

Nareit Data & Research Hub - REIT Market Data Portal

Want rows instead of a pitch? Name the datasets.

API, files, or your warehouse. Daily, weekly, or hourly.

Get a sample

Questions worth asking

What interest-rate numbers can I cite in a mortgage REIT pitch?

Use the Federal Reserve H.15, which is commercial delivery terms: the August 20, 2026 issue shows a 3.63% federal funds effective rate across August 13-19 sessions, 6.75% prime, and 10- and 30-year Treasury constant maturities around 4.63-4.72% and 5.17-5.31%. It publishes 263 series at 4:15 pm ET each business day, with daily history back to July 1, 1954.