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The Apartment is Affordable, but the Neighborhood Sure Isn’t

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The Apartment is Affordable, but the Neighborhood Sure Isn’t
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The New York Times The New York Times | 1 year ago
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The residential real estate services industry is in freefall.  Not a day goes by without news of another mass layoff, a public company announcing a record quarterly loss, or a company permanently shutting their doors.  It’s not just the real estate brokerages that are getting crushed.  The pain has permeated throughout the entire residential ecosystem and its effects are being felt by mortgage companies, appraisers, home inspectors, real estate attorneys, title companies, moving companies, ...
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The New York Times The New York Times | 1 year ago
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Black Knight’s Mortgage Monitor Report for May, 2022  says home prices rose 1.5% from April, which they say is nearly twice the historical average for the month of May.  However, they say with 30-year mortgage rates hovering close to 6% and home prices up nearly 11% since the start of 2022, home affordability is at its worst point since the mid-1980s. Black Knight says this affordability crisis is due in equal part to rising interest rates and soaring home values which are being driven by hi...
Black Knight’s Mortgage Monitor Report for May, 2022  says home prices rose 1.5% from April, which they say is nearly twice the historical average for the month of May.  However, they say with 30-year mortgage rates hovering close to 6% and home prices up nearly 11% since the start of 2022, home affordability is at its worst point since the mid-1980s. Black Knight says this affordability crisis is due in equal part to rising interest rates and soaring home values which are being driven by hi...
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When interest rates rise, it's common for some homebuyers to explore whether an adjustable rate mortgage would make sense for them. With an ARM, as it's called, the appeal is its lower initial interest rate compared with a traditional 30-year fixed-rate mortgage. Yet down the road, that rate can change, and sometimes not to your benefit. "There is a lot of variability in the specific terms as to how much the rates can go up and how quickly," said certified financial planner David Mendels, direct...
When interest rates rise, it's common for some homebuyers to explore whether an adjustable rate mortgage would make sense for them. With an ARM, as it's called, the appeal is its lower initial interest rate compared with a traditional 30-year fixed-rate mortgage. Yet down the road, that rate can change, and sometimes not to your benefit. "There is a lot of variability in the specific terms as to how much the rates can go up and how quickly," said certified financial planner David Mendels, direct...