7 articles tagged with "mortgage"
Fannie Mae forecasts a decrease in mortgage rates to 5.7% by the end of the year, but the underlying factors and their implications for housing infrastructure warrant careful consideration.
Mortgage and refinance rates have decreased for the second consecutive day, indicating potential shifts in lending dynamics and opportunities for homeowners.
The ongoing conflict in Iran has led to a notable increase in the US fixed 30-year mortgage rate, now at 6.5%, the highest in six months.
Interest rates for mortgages and refinances have reached new highs, leading to increased financial burdens for borrowers nationwide.
The average long-term mortgage rate in the US has increased to 6.22%, the highest level in over three months, affecting housing market dynamics.
Recent geopolitical tensions have led to a notable increase in mortgage rates, resulting in a 19% decline in refinance demand, although buyer demand has shown some improvement.
Recent data indicates a 7.7% decrease in mortgage payments year-over-year, coupled with a $30,000 increase in buying power for homebuyers. These changes have significant implications for market dynamics.