Mortgage Rates Exceed 5% For First Time Since 2018
Mortgage rates increased last week, with the average 30-year fixed rate exceeding 5% for the first time since late 2018.
Mortgage Rates Exceed 5% For First Time Since 2018
Mortgage rates increased last week, with the average 30-year fixed rate exceeding 5% for the first time since late 2018.
Mortgage Rates Down Slightly While Market Volatility Increasing
Mortgage rates were down slightly last week. Market volatility has been increasing with the ongoing war in Ukraine and reactions to central bank actions and comments.
Mortgage Rates Increase Significantly Amid Predictions of Even Greater Hikes
Markets are anticipating more aggressive actions by the Federal Reserve, based on comments from many officials after the March Federal Open Market Committee meeting.
January 2022 Case-Shiller Results & Forecast: Competitive Conditions
Home price appreciation accelerated again to start the year as demand holds strong and the number of listings on the market continues to drop to new record lows.
Mortgage Rates Continue to Rise as Fed Addresses Inflation
With economic data showing sustained tight labor markets and rising prices for goods and services, markets began anticipating more aggressive actions by the Federal Reserve to address inflation.
Skyrocketing Home Values Out-earn Salaries
While homeowners watched their assets multiply in 2021, the chasm separating many renters from homeownership widened, as home prices skyrocketed and rising rents eroded their ability to save for a down payment.
Zillow February 2022-February 2023 Home Value & Sale Forecast
Zillow expects annual home value growth to peaking at 22% in May before gradually slowing to 17.8% by February 2023.
Mortgage Rates At Highest Level in Nearly Three Years
Economic data pointed to continuing inflation pressures and tight labor markets. With new supply chain disruptions and higher energy prices, investors are concerned that further inflationary stress may result in additional increases in interest rates.
Mortgage Rates Move Lower as Investors Shift Out of Risky Assets
Markets have been very volatile due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine and investors are shifting out of risky assets – depressed rates, despite concerns over rising prices for goods and services and fast-increasing energy costs that have pushed U.S. gas prices higher.
Mortgage Rates Slightly Up While Market Responds to Ukraine Developments
Mortgage rates slightly up as Russian invasion of Ukraine stems significant increase
