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After a slight rise last week, mortgage rates have plateaued as a shift in inventory and pricing is offering more choices for buyers, along with more approachable prices.

America's most in-demand neighborhoods offer more square footage for the dollar, nearby outdoor amenities, and sizable populations of mid-career millennials.

With rates continuing to linger below the 3% mark and job growth showing prolonged gains, mortgage applications are picking up steam, led by a high in refi volume not seen since February.

More smaller homes are being listed, injecting some much-needed supply into the nation’s housing market as new listings rose 6.5% in July.

A new study found that pending home sales fell in June, with record low rates not enough to lure potential homebuyers to a market currently experiencing a spike in prices.

After falling incrementally over the past month, mortgage rates climbed yet remained below the 3% mark for the fifth consecutive week.

Home price data in May resulted in the highest readings in more than 30 years for S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller recording the metric.

With a 6.6% monthly drop-off, sales of new single‐family homes fell in June, as builders continued to feel the squeeze of an uptick in labor and material costs.

While the struggle between tight inventory and high demand continues, are record high sticker prices forcing prospective borrowers out of the market in droves?

After rising above the 3% mark last week, mortgage rates dipped this week, with low and stable rates continuing to drive a booming market.