Applications for new mortgages have mostly been declining since late July. The Mortgage Bankers Association reported that applications increased last week despite a slight rise in mortgage interest rates.
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The CoreLogic quarterly mortgage fraud risk index rose for the eighth consecutive time in the third quarter of 2018.
U.S. housing starts declined month over month in September but remain nearly 4% higher than a year ago. New permits issued remain roughly flat with year-ago totals.
The Mortgage Bankers Association reported Wednesday that applications for new mortgages dropped about 7% last week. Rising interest rates are beginning to have an impact on home sales.
The National Association of Home Builders October housing market index rose by one point month over month. Demand remains strong, but rising costs and interest rates are causes for concern.
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New mortgage applications declined last as interest rates on new 30-year conforming loans rose to 5% for the first time since 2011.
Home mortgage delinquencies continue to decline as the strong U.S. economy pushes onward. The exceptions remain in areas hard hit by events like hurricanes and volcano eruptions.
The U.S. inventory of homes for sale has been low and getting lower. Here are the 10 U.S. metro areas where the number of homes in the for-sale inventory are lowest.
Homes that were foreclosed during the housing bust and recession that followed, have regained their value faster than other properties according to a report from Zillow.
Applications for new mortgages did not change last week and mortgage rates made only modest moves. Those moves, however, took several types of mortgage loans to multi-year highs.
August home prices rose at their slowest pace in nearly two years according to the latest report from CoreLogic. The year-over-year gain was 5.5%, well below the July increase of 6.2%.
Pending sales of existing homes fell again in August, the eighth straight month that pending sales have dropped.
