- Housing News
- January 29, 2025
The Federal Reserve Kept Interest Rates Steady. What Does That Mean for Housing?
The Federal Reserve didn't lower or raise interest rates. What does that mean for mortgage rates?
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.
The Federal Reserve didn't lower or raise interest rates. What does that mean for mortgage rates?
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