Most people probably assume that international buyers are looking at luxury homes in the U.S. But according to Celeste Starchild, Move’s senior vice president of professional software and general manager of ListHub, the average price of a home being purchased by an international buyer is a humble $250,000 — even slightly under.
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And what does that mean for interest rates, mortgage rates and real estate?
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The Federal Reserve has clearly chosen external stability over inflation risk here.
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A little more than half of the January-February rate drop has now un-dropped
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After a precipitous January drop, mortgage rates are now increasing once more
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