According to a new survey by Fannie Mae, more consumers believe mortgage rates will tick up this year, possibly indicating a market slowdown.
Read More »Two Added to the radius financial Advisory Board
Jennifer Whip and Rob Chrisman join Board to chart the course of radius’ traditional and digital offerings.
Read More »Home Sales Growth Projected to Surpass 7% in 2021
Fannie Mae forecasts an end-of-year surge to drive home sales upward, followed by supply challenges to begin the New Year.
Read More »Housing Starts Up in November
New construction activity rolled onward in November, as a rise in homebuilder sentiment looks to even the supply to demand imbalance in 2022.
Read More »Lenders Reported Less Demand Across All Loan Types
As interest rates rise, demand for both purchase and refinance mortgages begin to wane.
Read More »Mortgage Rates Remain Low and Stable
With rates dropping slightly to 3.10%, a strengthening economy and improvements in employment numbers are two factors that will drive a strong housing market into 2022.
Read More »Falling Rates Spark Run on Refis
Overall mortgage application volume is on the rise, and with rates just above the 3% mark, refinances led purchase apps in a market still hamstrung by supply concerns.
Read More »Inflation, Consumer Spending Driving Mortgage Rates Upward
After dipping below the 3% mark last week, fixed-rate mortgages climbed on the strength of a rise in consumer spending and improvements in unemployment.
Read More »Housing Starts Fall in October
Continued shortages in building materials, labor, and land contributed to a monthly decline in October new housing starts.
Read More »Fannie Mae Market Report: Consumer Sentiment and Housing
Despite pessimism regarding the U.S. economy, and a predicted rise in rates, a new GSE poll found homebuyer sentiment on the rise in October.
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