U.S. Watchdog FHFA Warns of Cost Overruns at Fannie Mae Headquarters

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U.S. Watchdog FHFA Warns of Cost Overruns at Fannie Mae Headquarters U.S. taxpayers may be paying too much for construction of the new headquarters of Fannie Mae, the housing finance company now in government hands, an independent government watchdog warned on Thursday. The new Fannie Mae building in downtown Washington has seen its per-square-foot costs … Read more

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