Baby Boomers Lead Housing Market as First-Time Buyers Reach Historic Low
First-time buyers represent only 21% of transactions, marking the lowest level since tracking began in 1981, indicating a shift in the housing market dynamics.
First-time buyers represent only 21% of transactions, marking the lowest level since tracking began in 1981, indicating a shift in the housing market dynamics.
The alliance has expanded to over 118,000 subscribers, enhancing its reach across diverse states and metropolitan markets, benefiting private lenders significantly.
MBA reports indicate a 1.8% rise in applications, with refinances up 5% while purchase indices dropped 1%. The 30-year mortgage rate stands at 6.42%.
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Tax reform impacts mortgage interest deductions, SALT cap relief, QBI deductions, and 1031 exchanges, influencing private lenders' strategies and filings.
The American Dream faces a crisis as millions struggle with affordability and access to homes, hindering wealth creation and retirement stability for homeowners.
Unlocking cash flow without sacrificing low mortgage rates is increasingly important for homeowners. HELOCs offer a flexible solution for accessing home equity.
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Survey reveals high seller optimism, with 74% believing it’s a good time to sell and 83% anticipating to achieve their asking price this spring.
MBA's Mike Fratantoni anticipates 2026 inflation around 4% with no Fed cuts, likely sustaining elevated mortgage rates and bond yields for the near future.