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Mortgage Rates

Keep up with current interest rates and related news at HousingWire’s Mortgage Rates Center. Rates are updated daily based on data from Optimal Blue, the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) and Freddie Mac‘s Primary Mortgage Market Survey (PMMS).

Freddie Mac’s PMMS only covers purchase mortgages. In addition, the PMMS looks at rates from the first three days of the week from lender websites, while the MBA survey covers the rates on apps collected over the prior full week. Optimal Blue data is calculated using actual locked rates with consumers across 35% of all mortgage transactions nationwide.

Below please find the last several years of rates data from the Freddie Mac PMMS and the MBA. Below that is the latest news and trends related to mortgage rates. We publish news on rates several times per week, so be sure to check back regularly. Also, don’t miss HousingWire’s Mortgage News coverage spanning origination, secondary, and servicing. Want the latest in mortgage rates and housing market news delivered to your inbox daily? Sign up here.

Finally, be sure to follow our lead analyst Logan Mohtashami, who has been tracking and forecasting mortgage rates and the housing market for HousingWire since 2020. His America is Back and Six Recession Red Flag models have been acclaimed in the housing industry for their accuracy and simplicity. Logan has recently opined on what it would take for rates to fall in 2023. He followed up on this column with a guest appearance on our industry-leading podcast HousingWire Daily.

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NAR: Cheap mortgage rates are improving home affordability 

Aug 15, 2019By

The cheapest financing in almost three years is making it easier for Americans to buy homes. The Housing Affordability Index from the National Association of Realtors increased to 151.9 in June from 137.7 a year earlier in June. That’s a jump of 10%. A higher reading means homes are getting more affordable, per NAR’s magic sauce that measures prices, incomes and financing costs.

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