The MBA reported mortgage application volume rose 1.2% this week, reversing course after the Fed rate hike announcement, and rising after a month-long decline.
Read More »Mortgage App Volume Dips for Fourth Consecutive Week
The MBA reports that overall application volume is down yet again, with lingering economic uncertainty and affordability issues keeping prospective buyers on the sidelines.
Read More »Inflationary Concerns Spur Homebuyer Hesitation
A recent Quicken survey found that 21% of those polled planned to buy a first or new house in 2022, with 69% of that segment now reconsidering that move.
Read More »Mortgage Application Activity Falls to 22-Year Low
Rising rates and a dwindling demand for refis has pushed mortgage applications down for a third consecutive week, falling to lows last seen in 2000.
Read More »Despite Mortgage Rate Dropoff, Refis ‘Expected to Remain Depressed’
Mortgage application volume fell slightly week-over-week, even as rates fell sharply amid fears of a worsening economic outlook.
Read More »Mortgage Purchase Activity ‘Hamstrung’ by Market Forces
Ongoing affordability challenges and low inventory are pushing mortgage application volume back down, after a near-month-long stretch of trending upward, according to the MBA.
Read More »Rate Hikes Continue to Drive Down Mortgage App Volume
With interest by prospective buyers waning, mortgage application volume fell 11% week-over-week, as economic volatility has forced some households to delay their home search.
Read More »Mortgage App Volume Continues to Slide
With mortgage rates hitting the 5%-mark, potential buyers have tapped the brakes on home purchases as application volume dives yet again.
Read More »Interest Rises in ARMs
As mortgage rates cross the 5%-mark, application volume continues to tail off, the share of ARMs apps rose, a positive sign in purchase demand while affordability challenges linger.
Read More »Refi Volume Falls to Three-Year Low
With mortgage rates jumping for four consecutive weeks, overall mortgage application volume continues to suffer, dropping 6.3% over the previous week.
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