The Federal Reserve decided once again to delay a rate hike, and industry experts give their thoughts on why, and what we might expect moving forward.
Read More »The Steady Mortgage Rate Incline
Mortgage rates may have been rising, but the rest of the market is still performing strongly. Here's what economists say is driving higher homebuying activity in 2019.
Read More »2019’s Improved Housing Outlook
According to a recently revised report, 2019 may turn out to be a stronger year in housing than originally anticipated. Find out how mortgage rates, new construction, and homebuyer purchasing power is influencing the year.
Read More »Fed’s Powell Looks Ahead
Despite the Fed's decision to keep rates where they are, economic indicators suggest otherwise. What do experts say may lead to a rate hike later in the year?
Read More »Homebuyers Get a Spring in Their Step
Here are the mortgage trends that are likely to see more homebuyers locking in their property this spring season, according to an analysis.
Read More »Homesellers: Now Is the Time
While summer is typically the fastest-selling period of the year, potential home sellers may want to consider putting their home on the market earlier this year.
Read More »The Cloud Hanging Over Loan Performance
While most of the country has seen delinquency rates diminish over the past few years, the fallout from natural disasters is still holding some areas back.
Read More »The Brexit Effect on U.S. Housing
Brexit's delay will have far-reaching effects, even in the United States. What ripple effects could impact housing on this side of the pond?
Read More »Hope for First-Time Buyers
As rates climb back toward historic norms, homes are now becoming more sensitive to changing mortgage interest rates. Find out how this may work in first time buyers' favor.
Read More »The Dip Before the Rise
The latest Freddie Mac Forecast points to a slowing in home sales as well as the economy by the end of 2018. But here’s what you can expect from housing in 2019.
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