Another rally in the bond market pushed mortgage rates down slightly offering a great opportunity for those looking to purchase a home or refinance.

A slight stock market sell-off wasn't enough to affect interest. Meanwhile construction spending on the commercial and residential side fell for the first time since June 2019.

A massive sell-off in the stock market due to global economic uncertainty and fears of the coronavirus spreading kept mortgage rates steady at their 3-year lows.

Treasurys and mortgage-backed securities have had a nice run but a recent uptick in the stock market could hinder the bond market, making it an ideal time to lock in those low interest rates we've been seeing lately.

Bond yields see a slight uptick from fears due in part by the coronavirus outbreak. Home prices continued their upward trajectory year-over-year and mortgage rates held steady.

Black Knight reports that millions of property owners could potentially save hundreds by refinance at today's mortgage rates.

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A flight to safety for investors is keeping mortgage rates at still relatively low levels.

Redfin reported home sale prices for December 2019, reaching a new high not seen since February 2018. Also, current mortgage rates.

Low unemployment rate and mortgage rates are fueling the housing industry as existing home sales see double digit gains compared to this time last year. Also, mortgage rates are still holding steady.