It’s been a buyers market for the last several years, with interest rates at all-time lows, but all of that is about to change, according to many recent reports, including this one from Reuters.
In the article, Atlanta Federal Reserve President Dennis
Lockhart states that the U.S. central bank intends to raise interest rates as
early as June, barring a significant downturn in the U.S. economy.
Last Wednesday, the Fed moved a step closer to raising rates
for the first time since 2006, but downgraded economic growth and inflation
projections. The Fed is in no rush to push borrowing costs, however firmer
timelines are now being put into place that set increases in motion in our very
near future.
So what does this mean for potential buyers? Time is running
out. There is much to speculate on when, following the month of June, interest
rates will rise, and by how much, but now we know it is coming this summer.
That said, interest rates are currently hovering around
3.93% for a 30-year fixed mortgage, and 3.06% for 15-year fixed. Now is the
time to buy, and if you’ve ever considered building a home, the market is in
your favor for another two to three months!
Faber Homes
maintains several neighborhoods on the West side of Rochester, so if you’re a
current resident looking to move, or if you’re moving here from outside the
area, contact
one of our sales representatives today. We have model homes for
every family, including cozy two bedroom ranch floor plans, and four bedroom
spacious colonials perfect for growing families. We’ll work with you to ensure
your home is built to the highest standards making no compromises to quality,
and becomes the home you’ve always dreamed of.
Not sure which type of mortgage is best for you? Our skilled
representatives can help set you up with a mortgage consultant from the
beginning and walk you through the entire process. Buying a new home can be
scary, but with Faber Homes behind you, the process will be seamless and we
promise you’ll feel supported through every step of the process.
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