Weekly mortgage demand drops to three-month low, as rates begin climbing again
PUBLISHED WED, MAY 29 20247:00 AM EDT
By: Diana Olick
A home available for sale is shown on May 22, 2024 in Austin, Texas. Brandon Bell | Getty Images
After a brief pullback during much of May, mortgage rates began rising again last week. That had an immediate impact on what had been several weeks of strengthening mortgage demand.LEARN MORE…
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