- Housing News
- May 16, 2025
Will Super-Low Mortgage Rates Make a Comeback—Or Have They Hit a New Normal?
Mortgage rates in the mid- to high-6% range may be the “new normal” in the housing market—at least for now. That may be a good thing.
Mortgage rates in the mid- to high-6% range may be the “new normal” in the housing market—at least for now. That may be a good thing.
There are more homes for sale, slowing home price growth, and an increasing number of sellers are trimming their initial asking prices.
The U.S. Federal Reserve announced it would leave its interest rates unchanged. Does this mean mortgage rates will rise, fall, or stay about where they are now?
Mortgage interest rates fell, then they rose, and now they appear to be stabilizing and slowly dropping.
Buyers snapped up more homes in March as the housing market began to thaw.
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Mortgage rates have been rising and falling recently for many reasons, including being impacted by the volatility in the bond market.
Given that the prices for existing homes continue to rise, homebuyers are increasingly shifting their attention to new homes—which are hitting the market with lower price tags.
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