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Even with interest rates at record lows, someone buying the typical home today will have a larger monthly mortgage payment than if they had bought a year ago.
The post Mortgage Rates Fall Once Again—but Rising Home Prices Mean That Buyers Shouldn’t Expect Savings appeared first on Real Estate News & Insights | realtor.com®.
July was the third consecutive month in which the level of Americans signing contracts to purchase homes has risen. Home sellers reportedly are going under contract in record time.
The post Pending Home Sales Rise in July, but Inventory Challenges Could Limit the Housing Sector appeared first on Real Estate News & Insights | realtor.com®.
July was the third consecutive month in which the level of Americans signing contracts to purchase homes has risen. Home sellers reportedly are going under contract in record time.
The post Pending Home Sales Rise in July, but Inventory Challenges Could Limit the Housing Sector appeared first on Real Estate News & Insights | realtor.com®.
This Berkeley, California, couple had a keen interest in design and had a wonderful time during their kitchen renovation. “They did not want a run-of-the-mill modern kitchen,” architectural designer and design-build firm owner Kevin Mond says. Instead…
New forms are showing up in some borrowers’ paperwork when they close on their home loan. Lenders are asking them to confirm that they don’t plan to skip their payments, at least not right away.
The post Before Making Loans, Some Mortgage Lenders Ask, Do You Really Plan to Pay This? appeared first on Real Estate News & Insights | realtor.com®.
Homeowners who refinance their mortgages in the next three months will avoid paying the additional fee averaging $1,400 after an outcry from industry groups, lawmakers and the White House.
The post Mortgage Refinance Surcharge Delayed by Fannie, Freddie Until Dec. 1 appeared first on Real Estate News & Insights | realtor.com®.
When this young woman decided to buy her first home, she fell for a 215-square-foot studio apartment with an open-plan kitchen and a comfortable bathroom. Although it’s a small space, it’s in a pretty building ideally situated in the center of Lamorla…
When this young woman decided to buy her first home, she fell for a 215-square-foot studio apartment with an open-plan kitchen and a comfortable bathroom. Although it’s a small space, it’s in a pretty building ideally situated in the center of Lamorla…
If your outdoor area is on the small side, use that as an asset to create an inviting outdoor retreat. With a few strategic choices to expand views, hide storage and maximize vertical surfaces, you’ll get the most out of every inch of your yard. These…
Sales of new single-family homes increased markedly for the third month in a row, driven by a nearly 59% increase in the Midwest.
The post New Home Sales Surged to Highest Level Since 2006 in July, but Builders Could Soon Face Headwinds appeared first on Real Estate News & Insights | realtor.com®.
