Mortgage interest rates have been better (3.3%) and worse (4.6%) in the past three years


Mortgage interest rates have been better (3.3%) and worse (4.6%) in the past three years
By Scott Rogers • July 10, 2015
Mortgage interest rates (for a 30 year fixed rate mortgage) have varied from as low as 3.3% to as high as 4.6% over the past three years. Current rates are hovering right around 4% -- which is higher than they have been recently, but is still absurdly low within a longer-term context, providing buyers with a great opportunity to lock in their housing costs for the long-term. Receive Updates by Email Recent Articles: Recent Rises In Inventory Levels In Context How Many Homes Are Selling For Less Than The List Price? Interstate 81 Through Harrisonburg Will Be Expanded Soon, But Will It Have Sound Barriers? Sample Mortgage Payments In September 2023 Fewer Homes Are Selling, Though Prices Keep Rising, And Now Inventory Levels Are Rising Too!? Major Travel Center Proposed To Include 75,000 SF Building, 673 Parking Spots, 120 Gas Pumps, 24 Tesla Chargers Just Outside Mount Crawford If Your Home Has Not Sold We Should Look At What Buyers Are Actually Buying Home Buyers Might Not Request Showings Of Your Home With Minutes. Gasp! Going, Going, Gone. Make An Offer Before That House Is Under Contract. Price Changes, Even If Small, Can Remind Buyers That You Really Do Want To Sell Your Home
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Based on information from the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Association of REALTORS® or its MLS, for the period Jan 1, 2000 through Sep 26, 2023 (unless otherwise noted).
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