Mortgage Rates and Payments Keep Rising, Creating Market Misery – Kiplinger’s Personal Finance
Mortgage Rates and Payments Keep Rising, Creating Market Misery Kiplinger’s Personal Finance
Mortgage Rates and Payments Keep Rising, Creating Market Misery Kiplinger’s Personal Finance
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While itâs been a rough couple of weeks in terms of mortgage rates and the wider economy (stock market rout), consumers have never been more amped on the housing market, this according to Fannie Mae. The companyâs Home Purchase Sentiment Index (HPSI) increased to a new all-time survey high in January, thanks to positive changes… Read More »Housing Market Sentiment Hits All-Time High Despite Rates, Prices
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Fannie Mae announced that its Home Purchase Sentiment Index (HPSI) increased in January for the third month straight.
Buyer sentiment data shows that potential new homeowners are chilling out about purchasing in this seller’s market.
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Itâs common sense. A person buying a new home wants the price to be as low as possible. A person selling a house wants the price to be as high as possible. Where they meet in the middle is when a house sale happens. Sometimes, though, things favor the buyers, and other times, things favor […]
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Consumer home purchase sentiment edged up for the second consecutive month in December but remained only slightly above its all-time low set in October, according to Fannie Mae. The Home Purchase Sentiment Index (HPSI) rose to a reading of 61 in December, up 3.7 points month over month and down 13.2 points compared to the … [Read more…]
Potential homebuyersâ purchase sentiment improved slightly in December but it still remains well below pre-pandemic highs.
It’s been a long road the last 60 years in the U.S. housing market. From the quiet years in the 1960s to the surprise jump in buyer interest during the COVID-19 pandemic, this nation’s housing market has seen everything from the go-go years of 2002-2007 and the devastating crash that followed. According to the St. […]
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