A key measure of home-purchase applications rose 3.7% last week due to a burst of refinancing among homeowners, according to new data released Wednesday.
A key measure of home-purchase applications up 3.7% last week as a recent increase in mortgage rates did little to cool buyer demand, according to new data.
Home-purchase applications increased for the fourth week straight thanks to a recent drop in mortgage rates, which has helped to boost consumer demand.
Home-purchase applications increased to the highest level in six weeks thanks to a recent drop in mortgage rates, which helped to boost consumer demand.
Home-purchase applications increased to the highest level in five weeks thanks to a recent drop in mortgage rates, which helped to boost consumer demand.
Home-purchase applications increased for the first time in a month as mortgage rates posted a sharp decline, boosting demand among would-be homebuyers.
Home-purchase applications tumbled last week to the lowest level in nearly three decades as high interest rates and limited availability weighed on demand.
Home-purchase applications tumbled last week to the lowest level in nearly three decades as high interest rates and limited availability weighed on demand.
With U.S. home sales volume at "rock bottom," little construction and rising mortgage rates, Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman warns the real estate industry will have "a tough 2023."