Mortgage rates today are high by historical terms—near 7%—but have stabilized after earlier springs. They’re shaping buyer behavior: many are postponing purchases, builders are offering incentives, and lenders emphasize shopping around. With no imminent Fed cut, expect this rate environment to persist through 2025 unless inflation or economic slowdown prompts change.
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