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The estimated rate of annual sales also dropped in January to its slowest pace since July.
February 18 -
Credit availability also tightened in January, contributing to early 2022’s lending slowdown, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
February 16 -
Steadily climbing rates have contributed to a 40% decline in loan activity from one year ago.
February 9 -
But refinances came in 50% below levels from a year ago, with rate-and-term activity falling by over 40% in the third quarter of last year, according to TransUnion.
February 2 -
And a recent slowdown in government-backed loan issuance is pushing average purchase amounts to another record high.
January 26 -
But a surge in purchases led overall mortgage volumes to a weekly gain and pushed average loan size to a new record.
January 19 -
Increasing rates contributed to a sluggish pace for refinances, but the purchase market showed sustained strength.
January 12 -
Refinances also decreased, with rising rates contributing to the slowdown.
January 5 -
While the overall number of applications dropped last week, average mortgage sizes shot up across all categories.
December 22 -
Although seasonal slowing and limited inventory have temporarily reduced prospective financing, the number sales in the sector hit nearly 1 million in November, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
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