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With rates dropping slightly to 3.10%, a strengthening economy and improvements in employment numbers are two factors that will drive a strong housing market into 2022.

Overall mortgage application volume is on the rise, and with rates just above the 3% mark, refinances led purchase apps in a market still hamstrung by supply concerns.

A new study has found that 70% of respondents feel the economy is on the wrong track, as economic pessimism hits decade-long-high.

Another 5.5 million homeowners took advantage of low rates and record home price growth to tap available equity via cash-outs, which—as rates rise—now make up the majority of refinance activity.

New study finds the median net worth of U.S. households rose 17.6% from 2016-2019.

One economist stated, "Builders in recent months have put the pedal to the metal to get new homes up and meet a rush of demand.

In a holiday-shortened week, mortgage rates rose slightly, hitting 3.11%, yet remaining within range of all-time lows.

If you thought the housing supply hit rock bottom in February, you thought wrong. According to a new report from Redfin, the number of homes available for sale fell by another 38,000 units finding ...

As mortgage rates begin to ascend, overall mortgage purchase and refinance application volume has begun to tail off.

New economic data finds that prospective buyers must withstand an impending whirlwind market heading into the new year.