Mortgage Interest Rates Edge Up Slightly


Mortgage Interest Rates Edge Up Slightly
By Scott Rogers • May 22, 2015
30-Year Fixed Mortgage Interest Rates have edged up slightly over the past few weeks, to a national average of 3.84%. That means that there have certainly been lower rates in the past five months (shown above in yellow) but the current rates are better today than they were for the last seven months of 2014 (shown above in blue). If you're buying soon, talk to a lender ASAP so that you are ready to lock in a rate once you have a contract on a home to purchase. Receive Updates by Email Recent Articles: Ho, Ho, Ho, Is Santa Bringing Lower Mortgage Interest Rates For Christmas? OK, False Alarm, Most Homes Are Still Selling Very Quickly How Quickly Are Homes Selling These Days? Middleburg at Stone Spring, To Include Up To 500 Apartments, Proposed Adjacent To The Reserve At Stoneport A Rough Two Years For Rising Mortgage Interest Rates Home Buying Activity Will Slow But Not Stop Over The Winter Demand Is Likely To Keep On Rising For Contractors And Home Renovators Update On City Of Harrisonburg Townhouse Market Trying To Buy A Home... A Story Of Being All In, Then Bowing Out, And Now Being Ready To Jump In Again Sometimes Upgrade Your Home (Selling And Buying) Results In An Even Larger Upgrade In Your Monthly Payment
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Based on information from the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Association of REALTORS® or its MLS, for the period Jan 1, 2000 through Dec 11, 2023 (unless otherwise noted).
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