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Mortgage rates have begun to plateau, with a spike in home buyer demand due to the continued lack of supply and elevation in prices.

Due to a steep rise in home values, nearly one-half of mortgage holders are now in an equity-rich position.

The housing market hit $40 trillion for the first time in June, but strong demand met by record low inventory helped it sail past that mark to end the year at $43.4 trillion.

As rates shift upward, eager buyers and refinance-seekers are locking in before anticipated hikes continue.

Despite tech progress, nine out of 10 consumers feel the loan application process is more or equally as stressful as finding the right home.

Nearly half of consumers seeking a home equity loan across the nation’s 50 largest metros analyzed by LendingTree cited home improvements as the primary reason for tapping into their equity. 

According to a new survey, residents of Northeastern states are likely to consider an interstate move this year, citing quality of life and a reduction in the cost of living.

Home sellers nationwide reaped giant rewards over the past year, as tight supply drove up not only prices, but return-on-investment for sellers as well.

Homes are selling 16% quicker than they were in 2021, with the median-priced home spending an average of just 47.7 days on the market.

The surge in mortgage rates seen last week has slowed slightly, as Freddie Mac expects rates to continue to increase, but at a more gradual pace.