
Mortgage rates fall, set yet another record
30-year fixed average at 4.75 percent, falling from 4.85 last week
April 2 - Rates on 30-year mortgages fell to the lowest level on record for the second consecutive
week after the Federal Reserve launched a new effort to assist the staggering U.S. housing market.
Mortgage finance giant Freddie Mac said Thursday that average rates on 30-year fixed-rate mortgages dropped to
4.78 percent this week, from 4.85 percent last week.
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Pending home sales rise in February
Lured by low rates, deep discounts, buyers creeping back into market
April 1, WASHINGTON - An index that tracks signed contracts to purchase previously occupied homes rose
in February from a record low a month earlier as U.S. buyers took advantage of deeply discounted prices and low interest rates.
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Mortgage applications surge 32.2 percent
Record low interest rates spur big demand for refinancing loans
March 25, NEW YORK - U.S. mortgage applications jumped last week as record low interest rates spurred a surge in demand
for home refinancing loans, data from an industry group showed on Wednesday.
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February new home sales rise unexpectedly
Despite surprising data, it's still the second-worst on record
March 25, WASHINGTON - New home sales rebounded unexpectedly last month, but were still the second-worst on record
and remained well below last year's levels, according to data released Wednesday.
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Jim Weichert presenting Diane with the Regional
Award at the Kimmel Center for top sales.

Left to Right: Fred Sherman, Alan Greenspan, Diane Williams, Anthony Santomero

Diane (fourth from the right) at The Closing Bell of the New York Stock Exchange.
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