David McMillin August 27, 2025 at 3:28 PM Key takeaways A substantial drop in mortgage rates would create a bigger impact than a drop
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Housing affordability was a problem in New Orleans before Katrina. That hasn’t changed.
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. When Hurricane Katrina flooded 80% of New Orleans, an estimated 134,000 occupied
Lower mortgage rates driving housing demand
Mortgage rates have recently reached a year-to-date low, so the question is: has that already impacted the purchase application data? The answer is yes,
Mortgage Rates Today: August 27, 2025 – Rates Fall
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Mortgage Applications Today: Home Loan Demand Declines Again as Mortgage Rates Remain Unchanged
Home loan applications decreased by 0.5% from a week earlier for the week ending Aug. 22, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. This is
American opinion: America’s housing crisis is a job for Congress
One of the many criticisms the president has levied against the Federal Reserve is that high rates are making it too expensive for Americans
Steyer Joins Wave of Support for SB 79, Calling Outdated Zoning a “Choke Hold” on Housing
Key points: Tom Steyer backs California Senate Bill 79 to address housing crisis. SB 79 allows more homes near public transportation to ease housing
Current Mortgage Refinance Rates: August 27, 2025 – Rates Fall
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America’s housing crisis is a job for Congress (Editorial)
One of the many criticisms the president has levied against the Federal Reserve is that high rates are making it too expensive for Americans to buy
Mortgage Rates Today: A Look at August 27, 2025
Mortgage rates are holding steady this week. This stability comes during a challenging housing market. Many describe the current market as a “cruel summer.”