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Mortgage rates jump higher: 30-year fixed rises to 6.7%
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US home prices continued to rebound in April
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New home sales surged 20% in May from a year ago
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Mortgage rates tick down for the third week in a row
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US home prices fall by largest amount annually since December 2011
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US home construction surged in May by the fastest pace in more than a year
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Mortgage rates tick down for the second week in a row
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Middle-income buyers face the most severe housing shortage
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Manhattan rents up 10% from a year ago
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Commercial and multifamily mortgage delinquencies rose in the first part of 2023
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US mortgage rates climb to their highest level since November
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US home prices rose in March for the second month in a row
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US mortgage giants were placed on credit watch. Here’s what that means for home buyers
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US pending home sales held steady in April

Highlights

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Mortgage rates bounce back up after falling for two weeks
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US home prices fall by most in 11 years but sales are down
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Manhattan rents reach (another) record high
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Mortgage rates tick down for the second week in a row

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