Published by FOX Business | August 26, 2022 New listings plunged 15% year-over-year during the four week period ending Aug. 21 A growing number of home sellers are becoming even more reluctant to list their properties on the market as asking prices fall in reaction to waning demand. New listings for homes for sale dropped 15% during …
Published by Breitbart News | August 23, 2022 Sales of newly built houses in the United States fell by more than expected in July, confirming a slump in the housing market seen in surveys of home builders. Purchases of new single-family homes fell 12.7 percent compared with the previous month to a seasonally adjusted annual …
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Published by Forbes.com | August 17, 2022 “A bona fide recession looks more likely than not over the next year,” prophesies one economist as the housing market rapidly cools. Despite falling mortgage rates providing some relief to potential home buyers, mortgage applications fell to the lowest level since the turn of the century last week—providing …
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Published by FOX Business | August 11, 2021 The national home price average crossed $400,000 for the first time Mortgage rates resumed their upward climb along with home prices. Rates for a 30-year fixed mortgage rose to 5.22% from 4.99%, according to Freddie Mac’s weekly data. “Although rates continue to fluctuate, recent data suggest that the housing …
Published by FOX Business | August 4, 2022 Carroll CEO says 30-year mortgage temporarily falling as people ‘flee to safety’ in uncertain market Just because 20 and 30-year fixed mortgage rates have tumbled in recent days, doesn’t mean it’s the right time to buy or sell your home, according to one real estate expert. “The people …
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Published by Housing Wire | January 29, 2020 Fannie Mae’s bulletin also provides several examples of fraudulent activity that lenders should be on the lookout for. Back in 2018, Fannie Mae issued a warning to lenders after identifying more than 30 apparently fake companies that were appearing on borrowers’ mortgage documentation as their place of employment. There …
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Published by the New York Post | July 28, 2022 Mortgage rates have risen steadily as the Federal Reserve hikes its benchmark interest rates in a bid to cool the economy. U.S. home prices are on the cusp of a major correction due to “cratering” demand among cash-strapped buyers, a prominent economist warned in a …
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Published by FOX Business | July 27, 2022 The survey found stabilizing mortgage rates and increases in for-sale inventory The Mortgage Bankers Association’s (MBA) Weekly Mortgage Applications Survey found mortgage applications fell 1.8% for the week ending July 22, 2022, from the previous week. The decrease was the fourth week in a row as home purchase …
Published by CNBC | July 20, 2022 Buyers have lost considerable purchasing power as rates have almost doubled since earlier this year. The pain in the mortgage market is only getting worse as higher interest rates and inflation hammer American consumers. Mortgage demand fell more than 6% last week compared with the previous week, hitting …
Published by Attom Data | July 14, 2022 U.S. Foreclosure Starts up 219 Percent in First Six Months of 2022; 96 Percent of Major Metro Areas Saw an Annual Increase in Foreclosure Filings; Foreclosure Rates Highest in Illinois, New Jersey, and Ohio ATTOM, a leading curator of real estate data nationwide for land and property data, today released its …
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