Spring, a season that is traditionally one of the better times for homebuying, is right around the corner. Not only do the months of April and May generally offer the most new listings of the year to ...

Falling mortgage rates are giving spring homebuyers a break after a March spike tied to global tensions. Mortgage rates are easing again at a pivotal moment for the housing market, just as the spring ...

Rates are slightly lower this week, but there isn't definitive downward momentum. Mortgage interest rates edged modestly lower this week as the Iran ceasefire was extended. Day-to-day we've seen rates ...

Homebuyers have gotten some welcome news recently. “The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage declined again this week to 6.23%. Rates currently stand at their lowest level in the last three spring homebuying ...

Mortgage rates remain steady as the Fed holds the policy rate in a range of 3.5% to 3.75%. Spring housing market activity hinges on jobs, inflation and policy developments. Uncertainty persists for ...

Spring is usually considered prime time for the housing market. The winter weather is finally thawing out, the sun is starting to shine more regularly and everything is looking greener and rosier. But ...

Broadcast Retirement Network's Jeffrey Snyder discusses the impact of affordability, inventory and mortgage rates on the Spring homebuying season with Bankrate's Ted Rossman. Ted Rossman joins me from ...

Home shoppers hoping for a break in affordability as the spring homebuying season wraps up may be in for another letdown.

Average 30-year mortgage rates have surged to their highest level since summer 2025 as financial markets react to the Iran conflict. Milan_Jovic / Getty Images 30-year mortgage rates have climbed ...

Residential Strategies Inc. data shows a slower Q2 market for home builders than previous year.

Mortgage interest rates edged modestly lower this week as the Iran ceasefire was extended. Day-to-day we've seen rates rise and fall, but the moves have been small enough that rates are more or less ...