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Here s when mortgage rates will fall enough to unfreeze the housing market

Mortgage rates are falling, but when will the 30-year mortgage dip below 6%? Here’s what five economists are forecasting.

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Affordability remains a problem for homebuyers in Denver area That won t change in 2024 – Greeley Tribune

Metro Denver's home prices kept rising even with mortgage rates reaching a 23-year high in 2023.

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Real estate forecast: How will Denver s home market will fare in 24?

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Fannie Mae mortgage rate sentiment hits survey-record high

Fannie Mae mortgage rate sentiment hits survey-record high
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This magic number for mortgage rates will thaw the housing market and allow prices to drop, DoubleLine says

Experts have said lower mortgage rates would keep prices high as demand rises, but DoubleLine's Ken Shinoda argues the dynamic isn't so simple.

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