Weekly jobless claims were expected to show 209,000 but were reported to be 200,000 so a little market unfriendly, while Final GDP, which was due out more than a month ago, was reported to be 4.4% vs the expected 4.3% and the Price Index came in as expected at 3.8%. Processing Content Yesterday, yields basically […]
Tariff reprieve jolts markets, Treasury gaps loom Read More »
If you’re one of the thousands of homebuyers waiting for rates to fall, you should know it’s already happening. And they recently crossed an important milestone. Rates officially dipped their toes into the 5s – something that hasn’t happened in about 3 years. This moment marked a critical threshold. Now, rates are sitting in the
Mortgage Rates Recently Hit a 3-Year Low. Here’s Why That’s Still a Big Deal. Read More »
After years of volatility, the U.S. rental market is settling into something closer to equilibrium. Nationally, rent growth has slowed to near zero, vacancy has risen, and the intense competition of the pandemic era has eased. But normalization does not mean uniform relief, and it certainly does not mean the rental market has turned easy.
The rental market is normalizing, but “normal” still depends on where you live Read More »