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Go Mortgage sues former capital markets director for ‘corporate sabotage’

Housing Wire

Go Mortgage sued its former director of capital markets for “corporate sabotage,” alleging computer fraud, violation of trade secrets, breach of contract and tortious interference with a business relationship. Chikonde worked at Optimal Blue for five years before joining Go Mortgage, according to her LinkedIn profile.)

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New home sales continue to climb in 2023

Housing Wire

This marks the second consecutive month of increases and the strongest sales pace since March 2022. January marked a surge of people signing contracts to buy new homes. Looking ahead, experts are optimistic about the spring selling season for new construction. months of supply at the current sales pace, down from 8.7

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Planet Home Lending adds new regional sales manager

Housing Wire

Kingsborough has more than 20 years of experience in mortgage lending and will be responsible for driving the company’s expansion plans in the western U.S. I’m here to build on our presence in the West by fostering an environment where mortgage loan originators and branch managers can truly thrive.”

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Borrower demand declines amid a volatile mortgage market 

Housing Wire

Borrower demand for home loans increased in the first three weeks of 2023, sparking optimism among mortgage industry executives and loan officers. According to the MBA , mortgage applications decreased 9% across the board for the week ending January 27 compared to the week prior. Meanwhile, applications for refinancings fell by 7%.

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CoreLogic projects low mortgage rates and high prices into 2023

Housing Wire

CoreLogic released its final three-year housing and mortgage outlook report for the year on Thursday, and if numbers hold up, the data company predicts 2021 will maintain its unprecedented sales and record low mortgage rates as the economy continues to recover. On average, CoreLogic predicts mortgage rates to sit closer to 3.2%

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Pending home sales up slightly in September: NAR

Housing Wire

Despite the slight gain, pending contracts remain at historically low levels due to the highest mortgage rates in 20 years,” Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist said in a statement. Compared to 2022, NAR expects the sale of new homes to grow by 4.5% between 2022 and 2023, settling at 1.39 in 2024, hitting 800,000 new homes.

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Lower mortgage rates, higher demand lead to optimism for late 2023

Housing Wire

Lower mortgage rates helped to increase borrowers’ demand for home loans last week, which in turn drummed up optimism for the mortgage industry at the end of 2022. is likely to enter a recession,” Mike Fratantoni, Mortgage Bankers Association’s senior vice president and chief economist, said in a statement.

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