Monday, September 21, 2009

In Oregon Wells Fargo Gets More Mortgage Market Share



Wells Fargo has more than doubled their market share for conventional mortgage originations in Oregon. Their market share approached 24 percent in July. Last year, during a very weak mortgage market, Wells Fargo had roughly 12 percent of conventional mortgages in Oregon. The chart above show the market share growth of Wells Fargo.

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