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What Does the Fed’s Rate Hike Mean for Housing?

06/20/202206/20/2022 Builder Developer

What Does the Fed’s Rate Hike Mean for Housing?

Mortgage interest rates are closing in on 6% and will continue to climb as further tightening is expected throughout the year.

← Lumber Prices Hover Near Recent Lows as New Home Construction Sinks and Mortgage Rates Jump to Highest Since 2008
Housing Affordability Hits 15-Year Low as Prices, Mortgage Rates Rise →

Inside the Senior Housing Debt Market: Q&A

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Mortgage Applications Gain Steam Despite 14-Year High Rates

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Lumber Prices Are on a Steady Decline

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