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Here are a few national real estate-related stories and news pieces that came across my screen this past week… from Freddie Mac: Mortgage Rates Hit All-Time Record Low Heading Into Holiday Weekend from realtor.com®: Lack of Inventory Continues to be … Continue reading →

Here are a few national real estate-related stories and news pieces that came across my screen this week… from CNBC: Homebuilders see strongest May sales in over a decade, but they have a big problem from the National Association of … Continue reading →

Here are a few national real estate-related stories and news pieces that came across my screen this week… from Freddie Mac: Mortgage Rates Drop, Reaching Another All-Time Low from CNBC: Homebuyer Mortgage Demand Spikes to 11-Year High, as Rates Hit … Continue reading →

Here are a few national real estate-related stories and news pieces that came across my screen this week… from Freddie Mac: Mortgage Rates Remain Relatively Flat from CNBC: Fed holds rates near zero — here’s exactly what that means for … Continue reading →

Here are a few national real estate-related stories and news pieces that came across my screen this week… from CNBC: Mortgage demand from homebuyers jumps 18%, as interest rates set another record low from Freddie Mac: Mortgage Rates Tick Up … Continue reading →

Here are a few national real estate-related stories and news pieces that came across my screen this week… from Freddie Mac: Mortgage Rates Hit Another All-Time Low from CNBC: Mortgage demand from homebuyers shows unexpectedly strong and quick recovery, as … Continue reading →

Here are a few national real estate-related stories and news pieces that came across my screen this week… from CNBC: Bidding wars in a pandemic? Housing is heating up fast from CNBC: Home sales dropped nearly 18% in April, while … Continue reading →

Here are a few national real estate-related stories and news pieces that came across my screen this week… from CNBC: Mortgage applications from buyers jump 11%, signaling the spring housing market may not be a total loss from REALTOR® Magazine: … Continue reading →