Feb. Home Sales Up… Can It Last?
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Pending home sales tick up — but will March’s economic and global volatility kill the momentum?
In today’s episode of Today in Mortgages, Michael and Rich break down February’s surprisingly positive pending home sales numbers, why March could reverse the trend, and what loan officers should be paying close attention to as buying season kicks off.
We cover:
February’s 1.8% national increase in pending home sales and where the bright spots are
How global conflict and hot inflation data (PPI) are driving rates back up
Why refinance applications surged — and then dropped off a cliff
What’s happening with purchase demand heading into spring
How rate volatility is shaping the “new normal”
Why pent‑up buyer demand still gives long‑term hope
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