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Freddie Mac (OP:FMCC)

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The U.S. housing market showed unmistakable signs of stalling this week. Despite a decline in mortgage rates, mortgage applications and home sales were down while the cost of homeowners insurance was... 
Via Benzinga
Housing Beat: Mortgage Rates Dip, Home Sales Flatten, Reverse Mortgages Get New Cred
The latest news from the housing industry finds mortgage rates dipping slightly while home sales decelerate and reverse mortgages gain greater attention. 
Via Benzinga
Housing Beat: Mortgage Rates Keep Climbing As Inventory Levels Slowly Expand
More homebuyers were taking out mortgages despite climbing rates while the tight housing inventory is showing signs of improving. Nonetheless, many homebuyers are not optimistic about the housing... 
Via Benzinga
Housing Beat: 30-Year Mortgage At 13-Year High; Major Lenders In LinkedIn Spat
The housing and mortgage world witnessed rising rates, an upswing in application levels, and public feud between two major lenders. 
Via Benzinga
Housing Beat: Mortgage Rates Stay Elevated, Profit Margins On Home Sales Down
Mortgage rates remained on the high side this week while pending home sales continued to decline and mortgage delinquency rates also recorded downward motion. On The Mortgage... 
Via Benzinga
Housing Beat: Mortgage Rates Break The 5% Level; Buyers Settle On Smaller Homes
The latest U.S. housing and mortgage data points to rates continuing their dizzying rise, fewer homes being sold and prospective buyers agreeing to purchase smaller properties. Up... 
Via Benzinga
Housing Beat: Mortgage Rates Hit 5% Level While Property Taxes Inch Higher
The week in housing was one of great challenges, with mortgage rates cracking the 5% level while homeowners faced an uptick in property taxes and state attorneys general demanded that mortgage... 
Via Benzinga
Volume Springs Back Into The OTC Markets In March – Take A Look At Some Of The Top Movers
This post contains sponsored advertising content. This content is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be investing advice. Trading volume appears to be moving back to OTC Markets... 
Via Benzinga
Housing Beat: Mortgage Rates Keep Climbing; Disney's Affordable Housing Project
Mortgage rates are continuing their upward motion while potential homebuyers and sellers face a shifting housing market and the affordable housing sector welcomes a well... 
Via Benzinga
The Crisis In Housing, Part 4: Waiting For A Crypto Future
Compared to other sectors of the wider economy, the housing and mortgage industries have traditionally been slower to embrace cutting-edge technologies and digital solutions. A myriad of reasons... 
Via Benzinga
Housing Beat: Records Broken For Single-Family And Condo Prices; The 'R' Word Gets Raised
The latest data news from the housing market included new records being achieved in single-family home and condominium sales, the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage crashing through the... 
Via Benzinga
Bill Ackman Is The Latest High-Profile Short Seller To Abandon Bearish Bets
On Tuesday, hedge fund investor and Pershing Square Holdings Ltd (OTC: PSHZF) CEO Bill Ackman told investors he will no longer be participating in activist short selling campaigns... 
Via Benzinga
The Crisis In Housing, Part 1: A Lopsided Market
The Japanese novelist Kobo Abe once wrote, “There is always order in the distant view. No matter how strange the happening, it can never project from the frame, from the order which this distant view... 
Via Benzinga
Housing Beat: Mortgage Rates Soar, Mortgage Applications Sink
This week's housing and mortgage industry data is something of a seesaw ride, with mortgage rates, millennial homebuying and the mortgage delinquency rate rising while... 
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Housing Beat: Mortgage Rates Break 4% Barrier; New Peak For Median Home Sales Price; Vacation Homes Lose Appeal
Mortgage rates cracked the 4% threshold for the first time since May 2019, while a new survey recorded another record high for median sales prices on U.S. residential properties.... 
Via Benzinga
Housing Beat: Why Are Foreclosure Filings Up 129% From Last Year?
The latest data from the housing market shows a new spike in foreclosure filings, a new wave of lender uneasiness, a new record in luxury homes and a new uptick in mortgage rates... 
Via Benzinga
The Housing Beat: Mortgage Rates Down, Home Prices Up, Lending Declines, More Homeowners Stay Put
The latest housing market data took on the look of an oscilloscope as with mortgage rates tumbled, home prices soared, mortgage lending declined and home occupancy spans... 
Via Benzinga
Housing Market Seesaw: Mortgage Rates Soar While Housing Starts Drop
Mortgage rates have spiked as a result of rising inflation and stronger than expected consumer spending, according to new data released by Freddie Mac (OTCQB: FMCC). While... 
Via Benzinga
These OTC Securities Reported The Most Trading Volume In January – With Possible Sustained Interest In International Operators
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Via Benzinga
Foreclosure Levels And Mortgage Rates At Pandemic-Era Peaks
The U.S. housing market experienced the beginnings of a mortgage servicing sinkhole last month with 23,204 residential properties with foreclosure filings, a 29% increase from the... 
Via Benzinga
Freddie Mac Vs. Fannie Mae: Everything You Should Know
Have you heard of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae? No, they’re not someone’s grandparents. They’re two large financial institutions that were created by the U.S. government. If you’re in the housing market,... 
Via Talk Markets
Home Values Increase Faster In Family-Friendly Neighborhoods: Report
Home values are accelerating at a greater speed in communities with the highest percentage of children younger than 18, according to a new data report from Zillow Group Inc (... 
Via Benzinga
US Housing Market Now Valued At $6.9 Trillion: Report
The U.S. housing gained a record-breaking $6.9 trillion in value during 2021, according to new data report from Zillow Group Inc. (NASDAQ: Z) (NASDAQ: ZG). That is nearly... 
Via Benzinga
These OTC Securities Had the Most Trading Activity in December
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Existing Home Sales At 16-Year Peak: What You Need To Know
Existing home sales totaled 6.12 million during 2021, up 8.5% from the previous year and the highest annual level since 2006, according to data from the National Association of... 
Via Benzinga
If You Invested $1,000 In New Residential Investment Stock One Year Ago, Here's How Much You'd Have Now
Investors who have owned stocks in the past year have generally experienced some big gains. In fact, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSE: SPY) total return over the last 12... 
Via Benzinga
These OTC Securities Had the Most Trading Activity in November
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Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac Raise Limits For Government-Backed Mortgages
Fannie Mae (OTC: FNMA) and Freddie Mac (OTC: FMCC) has responded to the rising median home price levels by increasing the conforming loan limits for mortgages that they... 
Via Benzinga
Why Shares of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Are Rising Today
A recent letter sent by Donald Trump seems to have renewed some hope in Fannie and Freddie shareholders. 
Via The Motley Fool
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It's Getting Easier to Buy an Expensive Home -- Which Could Drive Real Estate Prices Even Higher
Conforming loan limits are expected to increase significantly in 2022, to as much as $1 million in expensive markets. 
Via The Motley Fool
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