The housing market's 'magic mortgage rate' is still proving elusive The "magic mortgage rate" that John Burns Research and Consulting finds would juice resale turnover is sub 5.50% Currently the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate is 7.08%

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👷‍♂️🚧 A pause in home construction due to recent global events has led to a bottleneck effect, fueling demand and maintaining high prices, even as interest rates rise. This unique scenario defies the traditional market behavior, pushing us into uncharted territory. 🌍📊 So, wh

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I wonder what the fed will cut the overnight rates to once inflation gets all the way to zero?? What impact do you think that will have on mortgage rates and the housing market?

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This will be huuuge for the reduction of mortgage rates…

It's official: The Fed's Reverse Repo Facility (RRP) is now down ~$2.5 TRILLION from its peak in December 2022. The US is borrowing so much debt to fund deficit spending that the RRP has been DEPLETED to a 1,386 day low. What does it mean? Let us explain. (a thread)

Great example of how every market is very different when it comes to real estate. Don’t make your decisions based off of national news, speak with a local professionals to learn what is actually going on in the market you’re looking in.

Interesting. Let’s see if they issue a revision on this one

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I’m seeing a lot of people sharing the chart of MULTIFAMILY delinquency rates and not the actual entirety of mortgages in the United States. So here’s the big picture and not a scary looking chart that is showing only a small sector…

Interesting how these particular markets seem to be depreciating over the last 6-12 months. Is it due to artificial inflation of home values due to institutional competition over the last 5 years or something else?

FHA loans make up for about 15% of all mortgages. If 13.53% of FHA loans are delinquent, that comes out to 2.03% of all mortgages. 40% of homes are owned without a mortgage. That means delinquent FHA loans make up for only 1.22% of all homes. 🥱🥱🥱

Today, residential building construction hit a new cycle high. Residential building construction is usually in contraction well before most traditional recessions start.