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Despite perceptions of high home prices and rising mortgage rates that continued to weigh on their minds, homebuyers remained cautiously optimistic about the housing market according to a report by Fannie Mae. Here’s a break down of its findings.

Home purchase sentiment has reached a plateau, according to a Fannie Mae report with buyers and sellers both citing one particular factor that’s making them rethink their decision to purchase or sell a home.

Consumer sentiment on buying and selling a home is diverging as rising home prices made homebuyers wary about purchasing a home according to a Fannie Mae survey. Is this trend here to stay?

Consumer confidence in the housing market hit an all-time high according to the latest Fannie Mae survey. But what factors impacted homebuyer sentiments?

Consumer sentiment has grown positive about the current homebuying season, with an increasing number of homebuyers saying they’re confident about home prices remaining stable.

Housing sentiment decreased slightly at the end of 2017 reflecting consumer caution on the back of tax reforms discussions in December according to Fannie Mae.

Consumer confidence is down in the latest Fannie Mae Home Purchase Sentiment Index (HPSI) report, with the end of the summer buying season bringing about a repeat of ...

Fannie Mae’s newest Home Purchase Sentiment Index report shows overall consumer confidence back to where it was in February. More people are bullish on buying and more feel safer in their jobs. And more than ever, survey respondents feel better about getting a mortgage today.

Consumer sentiment is up with Americans reporting that their household income is higher than it was 12 months ago, they expect home prices to go up, and they think mortgage rates will go down over the next year.