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US rate on 30-year mortgages rises to 3.59 pct.
Average rates on fixed mortgages rose for the third straight week, hitting their highest levels since mid-March.
Housing & Real Estate News
- US rate on 30-year mortgages rises to 3.59 pct.
- US new home sales up 2.3 percent in April
- Futures rise; all eyes on the Fed
- US housing starts fell in April but permits surged
- US homebuilder confidence rises in May from April
- RealtyTrac: US home repossessions fell in April
- Late-payment rate on mortgages tumbled in 1Q
- Internet sales tax bill faces tough sell in House
- Survey: US home prices up 10.5 pct. in past year
- US rate on 15-year mortgage at record 2.56 pct.
- US construction spending down 1.7 percent in March
- US home prices up 9.3 pct., most in nearly 7 years
- Despite hurdles, Cuba real estate market buzzing
- S&P 500 reaches new high, led by tech
- US stocks rise, led by technology companies
Mortgages & Financing
- US rate on 30-year mortgage rises to 3.51 pct.
- Record profit signals healthier Fannie Mae
- RealtyTrac: US home repossessions fell in April
- Mexico seeks easier foreclosures, cheaper loans
- Late-payment rate on mortgages tumbled in 1Q
- Rich Chinese look abroad to preserve wealth
- US rate on 15-year mortgage at record 2.56 pct.
- US construction spending down 1.7 percent in March
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