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Rising Mortgage Rates Weigh on the U.S. Housing Market
Coverage examines the impact of rising interest rates and mortgage costs on the U.S. housing market. Headlines suggest interest rates are overshadowing positive news, point to a gloomy forecast from an economist, show mixed investor sentiment, and note slowing market momentum in Minnesota.
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- The president of the National Association of Home Builders said mortgage rates are overshadowing good news for housing.
«Mortgage Rates Are ‘Eating Up All the Good News’ on Housing, Says NAHB CEO»
Yahoo Finance - Peter Schiff warned that the market could be the worst in U.S. history.
«Peter Schiff Warns of ‘Worst Housing Market in US History’»
Yahoo Finance - A housing economist has revised his outlook to a gloomy picture as rising interest rates weigh on the market.
«Top Housing Economist Issues Grim Forecast Revision as Higher Rates Slam the Market»
realtor.com - Real estate investor sentiment is mixed as market pressures persist.
«Real estate investor sentiment mixed as market pressures persist»
Scotsman Guide - Rising interest rates have weakened housing market momentum in Minnesota.
«Rising rates hurt Minnesota housing market momentum»
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