# mortgage rates this week

Mortgage Rates This Week - NerdWallet » Mortgage rates rose the week ending Jan. 25, but 30-year rates are still under 7%. Nerdwallet.com

Mortgage Rates: Compare Today's Rates | Bankrate » Compare personalized mortgage rates when purchasing or refinancing your loan. Take advantage of historically low mortgage and refinance rates from our national marketplace of lenders. Bankrate.com

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Current Mortgage Rates » The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage moved higher this week, averaging 6.69%, according to Freddie Mac. Money.com

Current Mortgage Rates » Here are the average annual percentage rates today on 30-year, 15-year and 5/1 ARM mortgages: Today's Mortgage Rates Today, the average APR for the benchmark 30-year fixed mortgage remained at 3.11%. At this time last week, the 30-year fixed was 3.12%. Meanwhile, the average APR on the 15-year fixe Forbes.com

Will Rates Go Down in February 2024? | Rates Forecast » Mortgage rates finally provided relief for borrowers at the end of 2023. Will the trend continue into 2024? Here's what the experts think. Themortgagereports.com

Mortgage Rates » The 30-year fixed-rate has remained within a very narrow range over the last month, settling in at 6.69% this week. Given this stabilization in rates, potential homebuyers with affordability concerns have jumped off the fence back into the market. Despite persistent inventory challenges, we anticipate a busier spring homebuying season than 2023, with home prices continuing to increase at a steady pace. Freddiemac.com

Mortgage Rates Hover Below 7% | Bankrate » The 30-year mortgage rate averaged 6.93 percent the week of Jan. 24, according to Bankrate's weekly survey. Bankrate.com

Why home prices haven't crashed even with high mortgage rates - HousingWire » Not only did home prices not crash this year, they got back to all-time highs and the number of homes taking price cuts is less than 2022. Housingwire.com

Mortgage Rates Aren’t Home Buyers’ Problem This Spring » Borrowing costs are lower even after the Fed’s hike this week—but a bigger issue looms large. Nar.realtor