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Will mortgage rates come down? Florida's real estate market outlook for 2024
If you are looking to purchase a new home, you may be holding out for a drop in mortgage rates. And while South Florida tends to follow its own path when it comes to national housing trends, one real estate expert says we may still see some relief next year.
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When are mortgage rates going to drop? Consumer Corner explains
If you are looking to buy a house, chances are the current mortgage rates are adding to the sticker shock.
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Consumer Corner: When are mortgage rates going to drop?
Consumer Investigator Sasha Jones is hitting the streets of South Florida to find out what questions you are burning to know the answers to.
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Mortgage demand drops to 27-year low as interest rates pull back
After rising sharply for several weeks, mortgage interest rates pulled back slightly last week, but not enough to revive mortgage demand.
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Federal Reserve raised its key interest rates to record level
The Federal reserve raised its interest rates to the highest level in more than 20 years.
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Starter homes may be a thing of the past — millennial and Gen Z homeowners plan to stay put for nearly 2 decades
Nearly 50% of Gen Zers and 39% of millennials who bought homes last year plan to keep them for 16 years or more, per the National Association of Realtors.
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The Hometown Heroes housing program could save you thousands on a home. Here's how it works
As the cost of living in Florida grows higher, the program seeks to encourage residents to buy a primary residence in the communities where they work.
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Top 10 US counties where prospective buyers need to earn the most to afford a home—80% are in California
ATTOM released its Q2 U.S. Home Affordability Report ranking the counties in the country where it’s most expensive to buy a home.
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Changing Mortgage Fees Could Increase Costs for Buyers With Higher Credit Scores
The fees folks pay to get a mortgage is an issue heating up in the home buying market. They are changing and people with higher credit scores might end up forking over more than before.
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Changing Mortgage Fees Could Increase Costs for Buyers With Higher Credit Scores
The fees people pay to get a mortgage are changing and homebuyers with higher credit scores might end up forking over more than before.