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Last month, rates hit a 7-week low. Investors who were watching the headlines got a moment of optimism. Then the Fed stayed hawkish, the Iran conflict kept inflation elevated, and that window closed fast. As of late July, the 30-year fixed rate averaged 6.58% (Freddie Mac, July 23), up from the 6.43% low we saw
The summer market is giving investors two contradictory signals at once. Here’s how to read them — and where the opportunity lives. The 30-year fixed rate just hit its lowest level in seven weeks. Purchase demand is ticking up. Pending home sales have risen three months in a row. Then you read the other headlines:
The US-Iran war rattled rates and buyer confidence just as the spring market was gaining momentum. Here’s what serious investors need to know. The 2026 spring market had all the ingredients for a breakout season. Inventory was rising. Buyers who had been sitting on the sidelines were starting to move. Rates had briefly dipped below
