Long-term mortgage rates under 5% for 1st time in 4 months WASHINGTON (AP) — The average long-term U.S. mortgage rate fell below 5% for the first time in four months, days after the Federal Reserve jacked up its main borrowing rate in an aggressive effort to get inflation under control. The 30-year rate tumbled to
U.S. long-term mortgage rates dip Rates that have climbed from 3.11% at the end of last year are cooling the once-overheated US housing market. | realestate.boston.com The post U.S. long-term mortgage rates dip appeared first on Boston.com Real Estate.
Long-term U.S. mortgage have restarted to climb. More sales are being canceled. Consumers have been staring down one of the fastest increases in mortgage rates in decades. Continue reading at realestate.boston.com. The post Long-term U.S. mortgage have restarted to climb. More sales are being canceled. appeared first on Boston.com Real Estate.
Long-term U.S. mortgage rates plunge in the biggest drop since 2008 Buyers are getting a slight reprieve from this year’s massive rise in rates that has started to cool parts of the US housing market. | realestate.boston.com The post Long-term U.S. mortgage rates plunge in the biggest drop since 2008 appeared first on Boston.com Real
Long-term U.S. mortgage rates slip (June 30) One year ago, the average 30-year rate was 2.98%, and the average 15-year rate was 2.26%. Continue reading at realestate.boston.com. The post Long-term U.S. mortgage rates slip (June 30) appeared first on Boston.com Real Estate.
U.S. long-term mortgage rates dip, but there are more homes on the market Buyers have gotten a slight reprieve in recent weeks from the massive run-up in mortgage rates that’s dominated this year. | realestate.boston.com The post U.S. long-term mortgage rates dip, but there are more homes on the market appeared first on Boston.com Real
