Mortgage apps plunge as rates jump

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Mortgage rates have risen sharply in recent weeks, reversing what had been a steady drop from nosebleed levels. One result appears to be a stomping out of what little activity was starting to emerge in the housing market.

That's one takeaway from the latest index of mortgage applications — released by the Mortgage Bankers Association — which recorded the biggest weekly drop in eight years. The index is at its lowest level since 1995.At the beginning of February, the 30-year fixed rate was 6.19%. Since then, it has jumped almost a half percentage point to 6.62%, as of last week, according to the MBA. That's the highest since November.

"Traffic is really good. Web activity is really good. We have continued to create urgency in the sales center because we are dropping incentives. We are raising prices, and the buyers are out," Yearley said.

 

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