What is the projection from Capital Economics regarding 30-year fixed mortgage rates through 2027?
Capital Economics senior North America economist Thomas Ryan projected that 30-year fixed mortgage rates would average 6.25% by the end of 2027.
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What has KB Home senior VP William Hollinger stated regarding market conditions and pricing?
William Hollinger noted on an earnings call last week that softer market conditions and greater affordability pressures have contributed to increased pricing pressures across many markets, leading the home builder to make pricing adjustments.
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How has the shift in mortgage types changed according to MBA data?
As rates have reached their highest point since November 2023, adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) made up 10.3% of mortgage applications in the most recent period, marking the highest point since October 2025.
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What happened to mortgage applications during the week ended September 25, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association?
Mortgage applications fell 6% during the week ended Sept. 25 compared to a week earlier.
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How have mortgage rates been influenced by 10-year Treasury yields according to the report?
Mortgage rates closely track 10-year Treasury yields, which have risen by over 1.25 percentage points since the start of the Iran war in February.
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What was the weekly average 30-year fixed mortgage rate as of Thursday, and how does it compare to previous periods according to Freddie Mac?
The weekly average 30-year fixed mortgage rate was 7.28% as of Thursday, which is up 0.25 points from the previous week and up 0.94 points from a year ago. This represents the highest level in nearly three years, specifically the highest point since November 2023.
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