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Fed holds rates with one meeting left in 2023

Housing Wire

The Federal Open Markets Committee (FOMC) held its short-term policy interest rate steady at a range of 5.25% to 5.5% for a third time this year. However, with inflation still exceeding the committee’s 2% target and the economic growth rate nearing a two-year high, another rate hike in December remains possible.

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Mike Fratantoni on MBA’s 2022 mortgage market forecast

Housing Wire

The last two years have been a wild ride. We’ve had the sharpest and yet also the shortest recession in history, record-low mortgage rates leading to record origination volumes, and record home prices as housing demand far outstripped supply.

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What’s behind the sharp decline in mortgage delinquencies?

Housing Wire

When it comes to housing and mortgage markets this fall, most attention is being focused on the expiration of eviction and foreclosure moratoria and the pending completion of forbearance terms for many homeowners. As shown in Exhibit 1, the delinquency rate tends to be highly correlated with the unemployment rate over time.

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44% of Americans Think Housing Market Will Crash in 2024

Marco Santarelli

The findings indicate a significant level of apprehension among Americans, with a considerable percentage anticipating a potential housing market crash in the next year. An alarming 44% of Americans believe that the housing market is at risk of crashing in the next year.

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Housing Sentiment Dips as Affordability Constraints Worsen

RIS Media

The runup on home prices and mortgage rates continues to weigh on the minds of aspiring homebuyers as buyer sentiment took another dip in the last month, according to recent data from Fannie Mae. Seventy-three percent of respondents also expect mortgage rates to continue climbing over the next 12 months.

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Changes in Homebuyer Behavior & Expectations 1 Year into the Pandemic

Point2Homes

At the beginning of 2020, right when the pandemic hit, our homebuyer flash survey revealed that many home seekers were forced to put their plans on hold. But although house hunters have resumed their activity, the new market conditions are shattering their hopes of buying — o nly 21% still plan to buy a home in the next six months.

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Comfort, Health and Safety are Top Motivators for Home Improvement Projects During The Pandemic

Realty Biz

As the COVID-19 pandemic forces millions of Americans to quarantine and spend additional time indoors, many are making improvements to their homes and becoming increasingly comfortable securing financing options for these projects online. Homeowners Are Planning to Renovate Within the Next Year.

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