Mortgage Rates Tick Upward After Strong Job Figures
Mortgage rates increase slightly after stronger than expected job figures and and borrower demand.
Mortgage Rates Tick Upward After Strong Job Figures
Mortgage rates increase slightly after stronger than expected job figures and and borrower demand.
Zillow Market Pulse: September 9, 2020
Job openings are up, but hiring hasn't caught up. The rent isnt getting paid at the same rate as usual so far in September. And housing sentiment is up.
Zillow Market Pulse: September 4, 2020
On the surface, the August jobs report was a blockbuster. But under the hood, deep problems in the labor market are proving persistent and troublesome.
Mortgage Rates Continue Downward Trajectory After FHFA Price Adjustment Delay
Mortgage rates continue downward trajectory after FHFA announcement it will delay its new 0.5-percentage-point price adjustment.
Zillow Market Pulse: September 2, 2020
The Fed owns almost a third of all outstanding agency mortgage bonds, and residential renters were granted a reprieve while their commercial peers suffer.
Zillow Market Pulse: August 31, 2020
Temporary job cuts are becoming permanent, and millions of homeowners aren't eligible for extended federal mortgage assistance.
Zillow Market Pulse: August 28, 2020
The Federal Reserve adjusted its inflation targeting policy, a move that will likely benefit employment in the next economic expansion.
Mortgage Rates Fall After FHFA Fee is Delayed to December 1
Mortgage rates fell after FHFA announces it will delay its new 0.5-percentage-point fee on some refinances, to December 1.
Zillow Market Pulse: August 26, 2020
The housing market continues to ride a strong wave of positive momentum but consumer confidence is waning and findings are emerging that once-temporary job losses are becoming longer-lasting.
June Case-Shiller Results and July Forecast: Housing Continues to Withstand Pandemic
The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price Index® rose 4.3% year-over-year in June (non-seasonally adjusted), down from 4.5% in May.
