Buyers Have Accepted 6% Rates As The “New Normal”
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| "Buyers have accepted 6% mortgage rates as the new normal." |
| - Compass CEO Robert Reffkin, CNBC |
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Compass CEO Robert Reffkin's Thoughts On the Spring Market |
| 1. Buyers have accepted 6% mortgage rates as the new normal. 2. Mortgage purchase applications have increased 8 out of the past 10 weeks. 3. There is a lack of inventory, however, inventory is 60% higher compared to this time last year. 4. Buyer demand continues to be strong, with home prices up in both March and February sequentially. 5. Open house traffic has picked up dramatically, with multiple offer situations becoming more common in markets across the country. |
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Have questions about market forecasts and trends, or anything else real estate-related? Don't hesitate to reach out. |
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| | janet.million@compass.com |
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