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Chamber of Commerce announces 2024 Cele-brating Business award win-ners, prize ceremony - Vimarsana News

Chamber of Commerce announces 2024 Cele-brating Business award win-ners, prize ceremony

MOREHEAD CITY — Every year, the Carteret County Chamber of Commerce presents the Celebrating Business Awards in recognition of organizations and individuals who have made remarkable impacts on the Crystal

How LOs, mortgage execs are preparing for 2024 - Vimarsana News

How LOs, mortgage execs are preparing for 2024

We interviewed a dozen LOs and mortgage execs about their strategies for 2024, which mortgage products they expect to be in demand, and the magic rate needed to get sellers and buyers back in the market.

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6% mortgage rates are back (for select borrowers) - Vimarsana News

6% mortgage rates are back (for select borrowers)

The mortgage rate dip is welcome news, but the secret sauce to reinvigorating buyer demand is stability and inventory, industry execs and LOs say.

How Fed's rate hike could affect NC's hot real-estate market | News - Vimarsana News

How Fed's rate hike could affect NC's hot real-estate market | News

After a historic period of rock-bottom interest rates and equally historic infusions of cash into the economy during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates and announced plans

How Fed's rate hike could affect NC's hot real-estate market - Vimarsana News

How Fed's rate hike could affect NC's hot real-estate market

After a historic period of rock-bottom interest rates and equally historic infusions of cash into the economy during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates yesterday by a half of a percentage point and announced plans to reduce their $9 trillion balance sheet. Both of these moves are aimed at fighting rising inflation,