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Applications for new mortgage loans slipped last week even as loan rates on the popular 30-year fixed rate mortgage dipped to a nine-month low.
Applications for new mortgage loans dipped slightly last week even as mortgage rates mostly moved sideways.
Mortgage loan rates fell slightly last week, and applications for new loans ticked up. Loan refinancings rose to a multi-month high.
Mortgage loan rates mostly moved lower last week, but remain in a narrow band around 4%. The lower rates resulted in more applications for both new and refinance loans.
Applications for new mortgage loans fell last week as interest rates remained unchanged on 30-year fixed rate mortgage loans. Rates rose on three types of loans while remaining the same on 15-year...
The Mortgage Bankers Association reported this morning that applications for new mortgage loans rose less than 1% week over week. Mortgage loan rates dropped a little and remain right around July...
Mortgage loan rates were mostly unchanged last week, remaining at around 4.125% for a 30-year fixed-rate conventional loan. Applications for new loans were up, with refinancing applications up more...
Mortgage applications declined by more than 7% last week while interest rates increased on most types of mortgage loans.
Mortgage rates rose to a two-month high last week, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. New applications also rose and refinancing applications fell slightly.
The Mortgage Bankers Association reported about a 6% drop in mortgage loan applications last week even though loan rates remain around eight-month lows.
The Mortgage Bankers Association reported a slight decrease in mortgage application volume for the week ending June 16. Mortgage loan rates remained low, encouraging more refinancing activity.
The Mortgage Bankers Association reported Wednesday morning that mortgage interest rates have fallen to a level not seen since last November. Mortgage applications rose by 7.1% last week.
Mortgage rates either remained unchanged or dipped slightly last week according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. Applications for refinancing also dropped.
Applications for new mortgages rose 4.4% last week and interest rates on some types of mortgages dropped to their lowest levels since November.
Sales of existing homes are forecast to rise to a 10-year high in 2017 while new construction remains somewhat limited by rising material and labor costs and a lack of building lots.