So Long Seller’s Market? 3 Signs Things Look Brighter For Homebuyers
During the pandemic, market dynamics favored sellers. Now, several trends point to a brighter outlook for homebuyers.
During the pandemic, market dynamics favored sellers. Now, several trends point to a brighter outlook for homebuyers.
Higher mortgage rates have priced some buyers out of the market, but potential homeowners can choose to get a lower rate with an adjustable-rate mortgage.
A surge in home values means mortgage lenders and banks can offer owners larger cash-out refinances, home equity loans and HELOCs. Here’s what you need to know.
After a record-breaking surge in home prices last year, saving enough cash for a down payment is tougher than ever for Americans hoping to purchase real estate.
Demand has tripled for adjustable-rate mortgages as Americans grapple with surging costs for home loans with rates fixed for 30 years.
Higher interest rates and slowing home sales have tipped real estate into a “buyers market” after two years of sellers calling the shots.
The decline in signed contracts came at the start of the so-called spring selling season, typically the busiest time of year for real estate transactions.
Sales of new houses plunged 17% in April, the fourth consecutive decline, as a spike in mortgage rates chilled demand.