Mortgage Rates Tick Up, but Market Outlook Remains Positive
Economists cite global affairs and short-term bounces in rates following the Fed’s recent big interest rate cut as reasons for ...
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Mortgage Applications Take a Breather, but Activity Still High
After four straight weeks of increases, home purchase applications registered a slight decline this week, but economists note that overall ...
Mortgage Mix: United Mortgage Lawsuit Dismissed as Rates Reach New Low
Editor’s Note: The Mortgage Mix is RISMedia’s weekly highlight reel of need-to-know mortgage-industry happenings. Watch for it each Friday afternoon. ...
Average Mortgage Rates Fall to Lowest Level in Two Years
While mortgage rates barely registered a dip this week, it was enough for economists to report they’ve reached their lowest ...
Refinancing Accounts for Lion’s Share of Mortgage Applications as Activity Hits 2-Year High
Home purchase application activity continued to increase this week in the wake of the Fed’s milestone 50-basis point rate cut ...
DOJ Negotiates Another Settlement in Bank Redlining Initiative
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has approved a settlement from OceanFirst Bank in relation to a redlining investigation against them. ...
Mortgage Rates Continue to Fall, Driving Activity for Purchases, Refinances
More signs point to more favorable housing costs this week as average mortgage rates continued to fall, following an aggressive ...
Mortgage Applications Spike This Week
Ahead of today’s highly anticipated rate cut by the Federal Reserve, applications for home purchases saw a significant increase last ...
Mortgage Rates Drop to their Lowest Level in 19 Months
Good news for those hoping for more decreases in mortgage rates this week, however the same challenges persist regarding affordability ...
Ahead of Expected Fed Rate Cut, Mortgage Applications Increase for Third Straight Week
Home purchase applications edged up for the third straight week, increasing 1.4% from last week’s increase of 1.6%, as mortgage ...
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