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Housing experts predict mortgage, pricing trends

Mortgage rates probably will rise over the next three months, and the jumbo mortgage will remain relatively expensive. Those are two of five projected housing trends over the next three months, according to economists and mortgage professionals.

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Housing experts predict mortgage, pricing trends

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Experts expect mortgage rates to climb this year

Mortgage rates probably will rise over the next three months, and the jumbo mortgage will remain relatively expensive. Those are two of five projected housing trends over the next three months, according to economists and mortgage professionals.

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Experts expect mortgage rates to climb this year

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Mortgage interest rates rise, set to climb higher in 2010 (The Christian Science Monitor via Yahoo! News)

Mortgage interest rates crept up for the fourth week in a row Thursday, a troubling sign for borrowers hoping that home finance will remain near historic lows during the new year.

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Mortgage interest rates rise, set to climb higher in 2010 (The Christian Science Monitor via Yahoo! News)

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Westpac chief stands by 45-point mortgage rise (The Age)

Westpac chief executive Gail Kelly defends the bank’s supercharged mortgage rate rise, saying that pressure to increase prices will remain while global credit markets are ravaged by the financial crisis.

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Westpac chief stands by 45-point mortgage rise (The Age)

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Irish Mortgage Market to Stay ‘Difficult’ in First Quarter 2010 (Bloomberg)

Dec. 7 (Bloomberg) — Ireland’s mortgage market will remain “difficult” through the first quarter of 2010 as tighter lending standards and unemployment concerns curb borrowing, a survey showed.

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Irish Mortgage Market to Stay ‘Difficult’ in First Quarter 2010 (Bloomberg)