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But the pace of refinances was at its slowest since July, even as interest rates remained low.
September 15 -
Refinance and purchase applications both declined, while average loan sizes shrunk for the fifth consecutive week.
September 8 -
Purchases and refinance activity both edged higher, as loan sizes decreased, signaling opportunities may exist for first-time buyers.
August 25 -
Increased purchase lending and added pressure from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac’s new loan limits should drive the likelihood of borrower misrepresentation.
August 6 -
Despite declining rates, refinancing volume fell, while purchases slowed even further after dipping to its lowest point in over a year.
August 4 -
Such applications have declined on an annual basis for the past three months, but overall weekly numbers increased due to a jump in refinances amid plummeting rates.
July 28 -
Despite lower numbers, refi applications continued trending strongly, while purchases fell close to lows from more than a year ago.
July 21 -
Meanwhile, the average new-home mortgage price climbed to a new all-time high, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
July 20 -
Purchase loans also increase, as their average size shrinks
July 14 -
Government-sponsored loans gain volume share, but overall numbers tumble to a point not seen since before the pandemic.
July 7