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Optimal Blue’s Mike Vough on borrowers staying rate anchored into 2026

March 19, 2026 by bp56691
Optimal Blue’s Mike Vough says borrowers remain anchored to low mortgage rates as February’s refi share slipped to 41% and ARMs rose to 10%.
Categories Adjustable-Rate Mortgage, HWmember, Mortgage, Mortgage Rates, MSRs, Optimal Blue, Origination, Refinancing, Servicing

Older Americans maintain record share of housing wealth

March 17, 2026 by bp56691
Redfin’s analysis found that Americans ages 70 and older controlled 26% of real estate wealth in the third quarter of 2025.
Categories baby boomer, Home Equity, Homeownership, Housing Market, HWmember, Mortgage, Mortgage Rates, Redfin, Reverse

Housing demand still positive, but for how long with rising rates?

March 14, 2026 by bp56691
Housing demand still positive, but for how long with rising rates?
Rates rose above 6.25% and ended the week at 6.41% as spreads worsened while the 10-year yield neared its yearly high.
Categories Housing Inventory, Housing Market, Housing Market Tracker, HWmember, Mortgage Rates, New listings, Purchase Applications

What real estate agents need to know about the spring housing market

March 11, 2026 by bp56691
Experts say the challenge for real estate and mortgage professionals is interpreting signals without overreacting to short-term fluctuations.
Categories Agent, Bright MLS, Coldwell Banker, Employment, First American, HWmember, Mortgage Rates, Politics, Real Estate, Trump Administration, Unemployment

Housing market is poised for growth in 2026 if Iran conflict doesn’t raise rates

March 11, 2026 by bp56691
Housing market is poised for growth in 2026 if Iran conflict doesn’t raise rates
2026 demand data is positive, but Iran-driven energy costs, 15% tariffs, and Fed hawks could push mortgage rates above 6.25%.
Categories Existing home sales, Housing Market, HWmember, Mortgage Rates, Pending Home Sales, Purchase Applications

Mortgage rates steady near 6.15% as oil and jobs data pose risks

March 10, 2026 by bp56691
Mortgage rates steady near 6.15% as oil and jobs data pose risks
30-year mortgage rates hovered near 6.15% as employer payrolls fell by 92,000 in February and markets expected no Fed rate cut next week.
Categories Bright MLS, Coldwell Banker, Data & Visuals, Existing home sales, Federal Reserve, Housing Market, HWmember, Mortgage Bankers Association, Mortgage Rates, Mortgage Rates Center, Zillow

How will rising oil prices impact the U.S. housing market?

March 9, 2026 by bp56691
How will rising oil prices impact the U.S. housing market?
As oil spiked toward $120, the 10-year yield moved to 4.21% then eased to 4.13% while mortgage rates stayed near 6.17%.
Categories Federal Reserve, Housing Market, HWmember, Mortgage Rates

Housing demand is up and inventory is down, even with Iran conflict

March 8, 2026 by bp56691
Housing demand is up and inventory is down, even with Iran conflict
Housing indicators were broadly positive last week and mortgage rates remained in the low 6s, but the Iran war poses risks.
Categories Housing Inventory, Housing Market, Housing Market Tracker, HWmember, Mortgage Rates, New listings, Purchase Applications

Will war with Iran send mortgage rates higher or lower?

March 1, 2026 by bp56691
Will war with Iran send mortgage rates higher or lower?
Mortgage rates ended last week at 5.99% as the 10-year hit a 2026 low, but now we have a new variable: war with Iran.
Categories Housing Inventory, Housing Market, Housing Market Tracker, HWmember, Mortgage Rates, New listings, Purchase Applications

Rental vacancy data shows progress that can keep mortgage rates lower 

February 25, 2026 by bp56691
Rental vacancy data shows progress that can keep mortgage rates lower 
Rental vacancy is 7.2% and homeowner vacancy is 1.2%, supporting shelter disinflation and steadier mortgage rates.
Categories Housing Inventory, Housing Market, HWmember, Inflation, Mortgage Rates
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