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We’ve had a good run of job creation, which has boosted demand for homes and apartments. Which brings us to the bad news.
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We’ve had a good run of job creation, which has boosted demand for homes and apartments. Which brings us to the bad news.

Mortgage rates ticked up for the first time this year.

Your weekly roundup of housing market news.

Mortgage rates fell this week to their lowest level since 2012. If history is any guide they’ll drop even more.

Your weekly roundup of housing market news.

Mortgage rates typically fall when Treasuries fall. Will that hold true going into the spring selling season?

We’ve had a good run of job creation, which has boosted demand for homes and apartments. Which brings us to the bad news.

Mortgage rates ticked up for the first time this year.

Your weekly roundup of housing market news.

Mortgage rates fell this week to their lowest level since 2012. If history is any guide they’ll drop even more.

Your weekly roundup of housing market news.

Mortgage rates typically fall when Treasuries fall. Will that hold true going into the spring selling season?