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Finance
Homebuyers and sellers: Get ready for mortgage rates at 8% for a long time, top economist says
By Sydney LakeOctober 19, 2023
Mortgage rates just hit a 22-year high—it’ll continue to be a ‘drag on home sales,’ Realtor.com chief economist says
Finance
Mortgage rates just hit a 22-year high—it’ll continue to be a ‘drag on home sales,’ Realtor.com chief economist says
By Sydney LakeSeptember 29, 2023
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Finance
Housing market affordability is so strained that this Fortune 500 homebuilder is offering a fixed 4.25% mortgage rate in some communities
By Lance LambertSeptember 20, 2023
House poor is back: ‘the new normal for the foreseeable future’
Finance
House poor is back: ‘the new normal for the foreseeable future’
By Sydney LakeSeptember 18, 2023
Mortgage lenders are bleeding money. Here’s why
Finance
Mortgage lenders are bleeding money. Here’s why
By Sydney LakeAugust 30, 2023
Barbara Corcoran on an episode of “Shark Tank.”
Finance
Self-made real estate millionaire Barbara Corcoran says U.S. home prices won’t fall—but could jump 10% to 15% if mortgage rates dip
By Alena BotrosAugust 23, 2023
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Finance
Housing market affordability is worse now than at the height of the housing bubble in 2006
By Lance LambertAugust 22, 2023
This millennial is priced out of the Los Angeles housing market—now he’s worried he’ll get priced out of Bakersfield too
Finance
This millennial is priced out of the Los Angeles housing market—now he’s worried he’ll get priced out of Bakersfield too
By Alena BotrosAugust 20, 2023
It’s been so long since mortgage rates were this high if they were a person they’d be drinking age
Finance
It’s been so long since mortgage rates were this high if they were a person they’d be drinking age
By Alex Veiga, Matt Ott and The Associated PressAugust 17, 2023
Mortgage rates just spiked up to 7.3%. How homebuyers can shop around for the lowest rate
Finance
Mortgage rates just spiked up to 7.3%. How homebuyers can shop around for the lowest rate
By Alena BotrosAugust 16, 2023
A home under construction
Finance
Housing market outlook: Where to expect mortgage rates in 2024, according to 8 leading research firms
By Lance LambertAugust 13, 2023
Loan officer: I’m seeing middle class homebuyers take on $7,000 mortgage payments thinking they can ‘always refinance when rates come down in the future’
Finance
Loan officer: I’m seeing middle class homebuyers take on $7,000 mortgage payments thinking they can ‘always refinance when rates come down in the future’
By Lance LambertJuly 19, 2023
Model of a single-family home chained to a lock
Finance
A fight erupts in U.S. housing market as deteriorated affordability clashes with the ‘lock-in effect’
By Lance LambertJuly 16, 2023
Housing market affordability is so out of whack that ‘the bulk of the drop in home prices is yet to come,’ says Pantheon Macroeconomics
Finance
Housing market affordability is so out of whack that ‘the bulk of the drop in home prices is yet to come,’ says Pantheon Macroeconomics
By Lance LambertJuly 12, 2023
Morningstar makes a bold call that housing market affordability will be restored by 2025. Here’s how
Finance
Morningstar makes a bold call that housing market affordability will be restored by 2025. Here’s how
By Lance LambertJuly 9, 2023
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