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03/20/2026

Over the past few years, buyers have been told to wait for mortgage rates to drop—but waiting meant missing out on a 45.3% rise in home prices. With rising inventory, slowing prices, and stabilizing rates, now could be the perfect time to buy.

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Michael Brennan, president of Nationwide Mortgage Bankers, writes that 2026 could be the best year to buy a home.

03/13/2026

Mortgage originations reached a multi-year high in Q4 2025, largely driven by increased refinancing activity. About 5.4 million homeowners became eligible to refinance, pushing total originations to 1.44 million for the quarter, the highest level since Q3 2022.

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Mortgage originations soared to a multi-year high in Q4 2025, driven by refinance activity that boosted lender retention rates to new highs.

03/12/2026

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02/20/2026

Michigan home prices are seeing steady growth, with typical values in the mid-$250,000s and a year-over-year rise of about 3%. Prices are neither crashing nor soaring, reflecting a stable market.

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The Michigan housing market in 2025 is sending mixed signals. Home prices are still rising, inventory is increasing, sellers are growing impatient, and buyers finally have leverage again—depending on price point and location. Here’s a clear, data-backed breakdown of what’s actually happening a...

02/05/2026

Active listings were up 10% YOY, the 27th consecutive month of gains, but inventory growth has diminished for the last nine months, according to Realtor.com’s January Housing Report. Home prices remain high as potential buyers compete for a smaller-than-normal pool of options.

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More homes hit the market in January, but inventory growth is contracting as builders pull back in response to depleted demand.

01/26/2026

Pending home sales dropped 9.3% in December as low inventory and economic uncertainty made buyers hesitant. All regions saw month-to-month declines, with only the South up year-over-year.

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Pending home sales slipped unexpectedly in December as low inventory dampened the spirits of buyers who were willing to take the economic risk of investing in real estate.

01/23/2026

Mortgage rates hit a three-year low following the Trump administration’s MBS purchase announcement. The 30-year fixed-rate averaged 6.06% last week, while 15-year rates fell to 5.38%. Weekly purchase and refinance activity have increased, signaling a stronger housing market.

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Mortgage rates have sunk to a three-year low following the Trump administration's MBS purchase announcement, driving an increase in purchase and refi activity.

01/16/2026

Americans are changing where they move—shifting from large urban cores to smaller markets, prioritizing family, affordability, and quality of life. This trend could have a significant impact on commercial real estate investors and future investment decisions.

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Americans are increasingly moving to smaller markets rather than urban cores as they seek cheaper housing and better quality of life.

12/24/2025

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12/23/2025

Mortgage demand declined following last week’s FOMC meeting as higher rates slowed application activity.

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Demand turned tail last week as the Central Bank suggested its December rate cut might be the last for a while, pushing mortgage rates up.

12/12/2025

Michigan ranks #13 in the hottest real estate markets of 2025. Home prices and sales are rising.

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