Consumer Sentiment Declines On Housing For The First Time Since Fall 2023
Fannie Maw points to increased pessimism about the direction of mortgage rates as the cause for the drop
Fannie Maw points to increased pessimism about the direction of mortgage rates as the cause for the drop
Per Fannie Mae, 78 percent of those polled saying the economy was on the wrong track in October, up from ...
Fannie Mae’s latest survey found that only 17 percent of households thought mortgage rates would come down in the next ...
In August, 66 percent of respondents said it was a good time to sell a home, while just 18 percent ...
The monthly report hit an all-time high for consumer lack of confidence, up from 78 percent in June
Breaking a streak of three consecutive monthly increases, Fannie Mae found consumers are concerned about listing property, economic conditions
The Fannie Mae Home Purchase Sentiment Index remains only slightly above its all-time low set in October
The 2023 conforming loan limit will be $726,200, an increase of $79,000 from this year
Only 16 percent of respondents indicated that now is a good time to buy a home
The lenders will no longer charge up-front fees while increasing fees for most cash-out refis
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