Just south of where the Clinton River crosses Van Dyke Avenue is a tree that may predate the founding of the United States.

"The primary driver of these higher rates we've seen over the last month is not inflation worries. It's not inflationary types of things — it is growth," Ladner explains.

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With sticky inflation and rising bond yields, mortgage rates continue to move higher. The Mortgage Bankers Association, whose readings are often slightly higher than Freddie Mac’s, says the ...

After climbing to its most expensive level in more than seven months, the 30-year mortgage rate average marched in place Tuesday at 7.13%. Rate movement was meanwhile mixed for other mortgage types.

If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. The upward climb in mortgage rates continues, with the 30-year average tacking on a few more points Monday to reach 7.13%—the most ...

The Federal Reserve will meet eight times in 2025 and experts and consumers alike are eager to learn if and when there will be more rate cuts ... strong job growth, with nonfarm jobs soaring ...

If mortgage rates fall to 6.2% in December and house price growth remains stable at approximately 3.8%, we expect affordability to improve by nearly 6% relative to one year ago,“ Mark Fleming ...

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Over the past 12 months, the Morningstar US Growth Index boasted a return of 21.49% versus 14.56% for the Morningstar US Value Index. Given the sizable performance gap between the two styles ...