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In today’s housing market, one concern rises above all others: monthly payments. In fact, 78% of buyers say their biggest hesitation isn’t the home price — it’s whether they can comfortably afford the payment.

That mindset makes sense. Borrowing costs remain higher than the ultra-low rates of the past, and buyers are more cautious about stretching their budgets. The...


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Mortgage bond prices finished the week near unchanged which held rates steady. Trading was very quiet the beginning of the week, but volatility picked up Thursday and Friday as an anticipated Supreme Court ruling on tariffs was delayed and the Fed’s 2026 rate path remained murky. The economic data was mixed. ISM Index was 47.9 vs 48.3...


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Affordability challenges are expected to remain a key issue for homebuyers in 2026. While home prices and mortgage rates may stabilize compared to recent years, many buyers will still face higher monthly payments than they anticipated. The good news? A more balanced housing market is opening the door to creative financing strategies that can significantly improve a...


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Market Comment

Mortgage bond prices finished the week near unchanged which held rates steady. Trading was very thin with minimal price movements due to the holiday and few data releases. FHFA housing rose 0.4% vs 0.1%. The Fed Minutes noted “Market participants did not materially change their macroeconomic outlooks and continued to interpret data ma...


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Deciding whether to rent or buy a home is one of the biggest financial decisions most people make. In 2026, this choice is shaped by rising rents, housing market conditions, mortgage costs, and the long-term wealth potential of building equity. Understanding the financial impact of each option can help prospective renters and buyers make smarter decisions.

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