Homebuyers seized on lower mortgage rates in October, sending contract activity higher

Yahoo Finance·Nov 25

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There are reports of increased contract activity among homebuyers in October, potentially due to lower mortgage rates. However, some outlets suggest that despite lower rates, homebuyers may still be hesitant to make purchases. The overall impact of lower mortgage rates on the housing market is unclear, with some reports indicating a bounce back in sales and others describing a continued slowdown.

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