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Mortgage Demand Crashes, America’s 3rd Biggest Homebuilder Posts 41 Percent Drop in New Home Orders -
Mortgage Demand Drops to Lowest Level in 26 Years as Housing Market Slump Continues
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House Prices Fell in September in All 20 US Cities Tracked by S&P Global
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Mortgage Rates Decline Following Signs of Easing Inflation
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Mortgage Demand Drops as Rates Rise to 7.14 Percent, Near Highest Level Since 2001
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Mortgage Demand Slumps Again Despite Rates Easing as Housing Downturn Intensifies
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Mortgage Demand Falls to 25-Year Low as Interest Rates Top 7 Percent: Mortgage Bankers Association
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Mortgage Demand Slumps to 25-Year Low as Rates Climb
