The monograph "'Storm in the American Market" (US Real Estate and Mortgage Market during the Global Financial Crisis of 2008–2010) presents an in-depth analysis of one of the most significant events in economic history. The author explores the devastating impact of the financial crisis on the American real estate market and mortgage lending mechanisms. From the roots of the real estate boom to the collapse of banks and the global economic fallout, the monograph examines the factors that led to the crisis and the measures taken to overcome it. Drawing on extensive data and expert analysis, the author outlines the lessons learned from this period and their impact on the future development of the global financial system. This work will be an indispensable find for researchers, economists and anyone interested in the mechanisms and consequences of financial crises.