Mortgage rates fall for fourth straight week
The average U.S. 30-year fixed mortgage rate declined from 7.18%, reaching its lowest level since late September, according to Freddie Mac. The decrease offers an opportunity to revisit buyer budgets, though borrowing costs remain higher than a year ago.Categories
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