- Housing News
- September 16, 2026
The Fed Just Hiked Interest Rates. What Does That Mean for Mortgage Rates?
Will mortgage interest rates continue to rise after the U.S. Federal Reserve voted to hike interest rates for the first time in three years?
Clare Trapasso is the editorial director at New American Funding. She was previously the Executive News Editor for Realtor.com and a reporter for a Financial Times publication, the New York Daily News, and the Associated Press. She also taught journalism courses at several New York City colleges. She loves dogs, hiking and kayaking, and New York pizza.
Will mortgage interest rates continue to rise after the U.S. Federal Reserve voted to hike interest rates for the first time in three years?
How much do you really need to earn to buy a home? The answer depends on where you want to live.
The Fed voted to hold interest rates steady, but the central bank is expected to hike rates at least once this year. This is likely to impact mortgage rates.
How much you pay in property taxes can vary wildly based on where you live.
A record number of younger adults are now living with their parents as housing costs soar.
The Fed voted to hold interest rates steady at its June meeting. But mortgage rates could still ease this year.
Mortgage interest rates ticked up ever so slightly as oil prices and inflation remained elevated.
The typical homeowner had about 38 times more wealth than the average renter. That’s because homes often appreciate dramatically over decades.
As the housing market approaches the busy summer season, mortgage interest rates ticked up slightly as oil prices remained elevated.
More homes have gone under contract this spring, despite rising mortgage interest rates.
Get market updates, mortgage tips, and homebuying insights delivered straight to your inbox.
You are being redirected to a third party website. New American Funding is not responsible for the content of this website, including its privacy policy. Do you want to continue?
Important Update: We have updated important provisions in our Terms of Use, including sections on mobile messaging, data sharing, and user generated content and submissions, like testimonials. Click here for more information.