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S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller reports steady acceleration in U.S. home prices to close out Q1, a period that presented some of the most competitive market conditions since the start of the pandemic.

Month-over-month, pending sales of homes in the U.S. remain in decline, as escalating rates have bumped up the cost of purchasing a home by more than 25% year-over-year.

A slight drop in mortgage rates may be a sign of market normalization, but lingering economic instability and inflationary issues remain hurdles that prospective buyers are still unable to overcome.

Consistently rising mortgage rates are forcing many refi borrowers to reconsider, as refinance activity is down 66% year-over-year according to the MBA.

The price of new home sales experienced a near 17% decline in April, hitting its lowest level in two years.

During a month that typically sees increasing sales in the lead up to the summer busy season, April 2022 saw sales remain essentially flat from March, increasing by ...

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A rise in mortgage rates over the 5% mark, and an increase in prices has impacted April buyer activity, as buyers wait for the market to show signs of stability.

WFG’s Patrick Stone and Dr. Bill Conerly share their insights and forecast for the mortgage market for the remainder of 2022 during an upcoming webinar.

Due to a litany of factors, Fannie Mae cut their predictions for origination activity, total sales, and GDP for 2022 and 2023.