According to Freddie Mac,
average mortgage rates reached a high of 16.63 percent in 1981, eventually dipping to pre-recession rates of 6.41 percent in 2006.
Not exact matches
In a recent statement, they predicted that «
mortgage rates will increase gradually through 2016 in response to monetary tightening,
averaging 4.4 % for the year,» and perhaps
reaching 4.7 % by the end of 2016.
The
average rate for a 30 - year fixed
mortgage reached 4.04 percent in the week ended June 11, according to data from McLean, Virginia - based Freddie Mac.
The
average mortgage rate for a 30 - year fixed home loan rose again this week, nearly
reaching 4 %.
The
average 15 - year fixed
rate mortgage rate also dropped to a new, all - time low,
reaching 2.69 %.
In a recent statement, they predicted that «
mortgage rates will increase gradually through 2016 in response to monetary tightening,
averaging 4.4 % for the year,» and perhaps
reaching 4.7 % by the end of 2016.
King says it will take only a 2 % jump to «push a fixed
rate mortgage beyond the
reach of the
average homeowner.»
As part of our forecast for 2016, we expect the
average 30 - year conforming
mortgage rate to
reach 4.65 % by the end of next year.
Mortgage rates are predicted to rise gradually in the coming year, ultimately
reaching a fourth quarter
average of 4.3 %.
«Nationally,
mortgage rates still have room to grow before the share of income needed to pay the median monthly
mortgage reaches the historical
average, but many more expensive coastal markets are either close to or have exceeded what has been considered historically affordable.»
Fixed -
rate mortgages haven't
reached this level since May 23, 2013, with 30 - year fixed -
rate mortgages averaging 3.59 percent, Freddie Mac reports in its weekly
mortgage market survey.
The index — which tracks median home price, median family income, and the
average mortgage rate —
reached 206.1 in January.
Mortgage rates have reached their peak to date this year in the week leading up to the expected rise in the key interest rate, with the 30 - year fixed - rate mortgage averaging 4.13 percent, according to Freddie Mac's recently released Primary Mortgage Market Survey ® (
Mortgage rates have
reached their peak to date this year in the week leading up to the expected rise in the key interest
rate, with the 30 - year fixed -
rate mortgage averaging 4.13 percent, according to Freddie Mac's recently released Primary Mortgage Market Survey ® (
mortgage averaging 4.13 percent, according to Freddie Mac's recently released Primary
Mortgage Market Survey ® (
Mortgage Market Survey ® (PMMS ®).
For the second consecutive week,
mortgages rates rose, with the 30 - year fixed -
rate mortgage reaching its highest
average in nearly two months.
The
average contract interest
rate for 15 - year fixed -
rate mortgages decreased to 3.06 % from 3.10 %,
reaching the lowest
rate since May 2013.
The
average mortgage rate for a 30 - year fixed home loan rose again this week, nearly
reaching 4 %.
In a recent statement, they predicted that «
mortgage rates will increase gradually through 2016 in response to monetary tightening,
averaging 4.4 % for the year,» and perhaps
reaching 4.7 % by the end of 2016.
In June 2016, the
rate on 30 - year fixed
mortgages reached near - record lows at an
average of 3.57 %.
The industry group expects the
average rate for a 30 - year
mortgage loan to creep upward over the coming months, perhaps
reaching 4.3 % by the end of 2017.
The 30 - year fixed -
rate mortgage reached its highest
average since December 2016, Freddie Mac reports.
The
average 30 - year fixed
mortgage rate reached 4.38 percent last week, the highest in nearly four years.
The
Mortgage Bankers Association's latest forecast says the 30 - year fixed
rate could
average 4.9 percent by the third quarter and
reach 5 percent by the end of 2014.
The National Association of REALTORS ® predicts the 30 - year fixed
mortgage rate — at an
average of 4.22 percent last week — will
reach about 5.3 percent by the end of 2014.