
15-year mortgage averages 5.77% as rates climb from previous week but remain below year-ago levels.

15-year mortgage averages 5.77% as rates climb from previous week but remain below year-ago levels.

15-year rate rises to 5.75% as both remain below year-ago levels despite weekly increases.

15-year rate averages 5.54% as purchase applications show improvement ahead of spring season.

Company enters forbearance agreement with over 70% of noteholders as European paper industry faces structural demand decline.

Rates remain 0.54 percentage points below year-ago levels as purchase applications rise.

The 15-year fixed rate averages 5.43% as both terms remain below year-ago levels.

Lease recalculations add back charges for 2024–2025 as exports weaken and borrowing costs stay high.

15-year rate falls to 5.35% as refinance applications more than double from a year ago.

At a median home price of $413,595 and a 30-year mortgage rate of 6%, 88.2 million households are priced out, and a $1,000 increase prices out 156,405 more.

Purchase application activity rises as 15-year rate averages 5.44%.

The rate is near its lowest level in years and down from 6.89% recorded one year ago.

Freddie Mac reports 15-year rate averages 5.49% as economists cite low rates spurring purchase and refinance applications.

Homebuilder reports 5% revenue decline and narrower margins as affordability improves but confidence lags.

Freddie Mac reports current 15-year fixed rate is 5.44%, with both rates remaining at their lowest levels in three years.

The order directs Federal agencies to block Wall Street purchases of single-family homes, defines investor categories within 30 days, and requires $200 billion in mortgage-backed security purchases to lower rates.

Rate reaches lowest level in over three years as 15-year fixed product drops to 5.38%.

Eight in 10 Americans say affordable housing is difficult to find, poll shows.

15-year rate averages 5.46% amid stable market, with rates significantly lower than year-ago levels.

Leader of Russia’s largest forest industry company warns of a coming wave of bankruptcies.

Freddie Mac reports 15-year rate edges higher to 5.50% as long-term borrowing costs continue a downward trend.