Fannie Mae’s Home Purchase Sentiment Index fell nearly four points in June
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Consumer caution lingers, and fewer homeowners think now’s a good time to sell, Fannie Mae survey shows
Rising concerns over home affordability and job security continue to weigh on consumer outlook
On the bright side, household incomes have achieved some stability
Fannie Mae says boost to popular index arrived prior to recent jump in mortgage rates to 7%
Eager for relief but fearing further losses, industry executives offer insights on a volatile mortgage market in transition.
Fannie Mae's latest HPSI reveals 42% of consumers expect the rate cuts to continue
Regional variations in homebuyer sentiment likely a function of new supply variations in those regions, Fannie Mae reports.
The Fannie Mae Home Purchase Sentiment Index (HPSI) revealed that only 17% of consumers think it's a good time to buy a home.
Year-over-year increases show the housing market continues to slowly shift in favor of buyers.