
Meanwhile, inventory in DFW has surged to its highest levels in over a decade, putting increasing leverage with buyers.
The DFW market is seeing the “cooling” phase deepen: median prices are softening, and supply is at decade highs.
(MDRE Group)
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The latest data confirms what many expect: the pendulum is swinging again. Nationally, mortgage applications fell 1.8 % last week, with purchase volume down 3 %, though still ~20 % above last year’s levels. (Mortgage News Daily)
Mortgage rates just dipped to 6.30 %, the weakest in a year, giving breathing room for buyers weighing moves. Meanwhile in North Texas, about 27 % of active listings have cut prices, signaling softening seller confidence. With more inventory and cooling price momentum, buyers are gaining ground—but only if they’re ready. Sellers, now more than ever, quality, staging, and smart pricing matter.
The average U.S. 30‑year fixed mortgage just slid to 6.30 %, the lowest it’s been in about a year, based on Freddie Mac’s latest survey. (AP News)
Mortgage rates have eased to 6.30 % this week, down from 6.34%. (Freddie Mac, AP News)
In Dallas–Fort Worth, luxury listings are seeing slower activity, median prices are slipping, and homes are staying live longer. (Dallas News)
That’s a 2.3 % drop from last year, according to MetroTex’s latest data. Meanwhile, the 30‑year mortgage rate eased to 6.30 % this week, down from 6.34 %. While the rate shift is modest, the weaker pricing suggests margins are improving for buyers who show strength, clarity, and clean offers. In this environment, being preapproved, decisive, and ready to act will help you stand out.
That’s the latest average for 30‑year fixed, per Freddie Mac’s survey (down from 6.34 %) per Freddie Mac.
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The average 30‑year fixed mortgage rose to 6.34 % this week, nudging costs back upward for buyers.