From Realtor Magazine Online, Daily Real Estate News March 14, 2008
Long-term mortgage rates continued in an upward trajectory that began four weeks ago, according to Freddie Mac.
Interest on 30-year fixed loans climbed to an average of 6.13 percent this week from 6.03 percent the prior week; while 15-year fixed rates jumped to 5.60 percent from 5.47 percent.
Adjustable rates were up as well, with the five-year ARM settling at 5.58 percent compared to 5.34 percent a week ago. The one-year ARM landed at 5.14 percent compared to 4.94 percent.
Despite the upward trend in mortgage rates over the past month, housing analysts say borrowing costs are still favorably low and should help pull the residential property market out of its worst slump in more than 20 years.
Source: Baltimore Sun (03/14/08)
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