Mortgage markets improved in a holiday-shortened week last week, drawing mortgage rates lower throughout Seattle and nationwide.
Few new economic releases reached the markets, but those that did suggested recovery — especially with respect to housing and employment, two key drivers of the U.S. economy...
Mortgage markets worsened last week as the Eurozone moved closer to a bailout agreement with Greece, and the U.S. economy displayed more signs of growth.
In response, mortgage rates climbed last week.
Rate shoppers should not be surprised that rates ticked north. Since mid-2011, weakness in Greece has helped...
Mortgage markets were mostly unchanged last week as Greece — once again — was front-of-mind for Wall Street investors. The nation-state is attempting to avoid a debt default, and has been attempting to avoid default since May 2010.
Early in the week, Greece reached a deal with European Union...
Mortgage markets were mostly unchanged last week as Greece — once again — was front-of-mind for Wall Street investors. The nation-state is attempting to avoid a debt default, and has been attempting to avoid default since May 2010.
Early in the week, Greece reached a deal with European Union...
Falling mortgage rates make owning a home more affordable. Mortgage rates are directly tied to monthly mortgage payment so as mortgage rates drop, so does the cost of home-ownership.
It’s a money-saving time to buy a home in Tacoma — or to refinance one. Mortgage rates have never been...
Mortgage markets worsened last week as domestic job growth surprised Wall Street and the Eurozone moved yet one more step closer to reaching a lasting Greece sovereign debt solution.
Conforming mortgage rates in Washington rose on the news, although you wouldn’t know it from looking at Freddie...
