NEW Home Market for Month Ended: JANUARY 2023
COVID started in March 2020 and Mortgage rates declined to record lows of 3.00% between Oct 2020 thruFeb 2021. This
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COVID started in March 2020 and Mortgage rates declined to record lows of 3.00% between Oct 2020 thruFeb 2021. This
WATSONVILLE—Watsonville’s newest residential development broke ground on Feb. 17, nearly five years after it was originally approved by the city
COVID started in March 2020 and Mortgage rates declined to record lows of 3.00% between Oct 2020 thru Feb 2021.
For the week ending 12.15.22 Mortgage rates DECREASED 2bp to 6.54%. For a $100,000 loan the monthly payment DECREASED $1
Existing Homes Sales continue to decline (see blue line) due to rising mortgage rates, higher home prices (although prices have declined slightly),
As new home sales spiked in August, months of inventory dropped. Speculation as to why the increase in buying New
Mortgage rates are back on the rise today. Borrowers looking for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage will find rates over 6.52%.
Existing Homes Sales continue to decline due to rising mortgage rates, higher home prices, and relatively few homes for sale. Record low-interest rates
NEW Home Sales to Existing home sales is currently 14% (1 out of 7). NEW home sales are a key
NEW Home Sales compared to Existing home sales are currently 12% (1 out of 8). NEW home sales are a key
The upcoming week’s data reveals a few things that could impact Treasury and Mortgage rates. These things include consumer confidence,
On July 26th the DEMAND SIDE data is scheduled to be released on Unit sales, Price, and Months of Inventory. While new home sales
Daily changes in the 10 years have been swinging up and down in groups of days. The market is trying to
Nearly 4 years ago in November 2018 mortgage rates briefly went about 5.00% and sales of New Homes stalled, and
Existing homes Sales continue to pull back due to record low available homes for sale and due to increasing interest