Housing Market Video News

Watch our videos covering mortgage rates, Federal Reserve policy, housing legislation, and market trends. We publish new video updates multiple times per week, with each video delivering key mortgage news in 60 seconds or less.

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Page updated February 1, 2026 at 9:20 PM

Video thumbnail: Mortgage & Real Estate Stock Prices Soaring - Stock prices for mortgage and real estate companies are rising, indicating investor confidence in th
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Mortgage & Real Estate Stock Prices Soaring

Stock prices for mortgage and real estate companies are rising, indicating investor confidence in the U.S. housing market. Zillow is up 9%, Rocket Stock has increased by 19%, Better.com is up 15%, and Fannie Mae has risen 26% since the start of September.

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Video thumbnail: Mortgage Rates Drop After Awful Economic Report - The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that only 22,000 jobs were created in August, significantly
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Mortgage Rates Drop After Awful Economic Report

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that only 22,000 jobs were created in August, significantly below expectations. This disappointing economic data led to a decline in mortgage rates as investors sought safe havens.

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Video thumbnail: Rule of Thumb: How Much Homeowners Spend On Home Upkeep - Homeowners with a median priced home can expect to spend approximately $4,200 annually on maintenanc
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Rule of Thumb: How Much Homeowners Spend On Home Upkeep

Homeowners with a median priced home can expect to spend approximately $4,200 annually on maintenance, repairs, and upgrades. This represents an average of 1.02% of the home's value each year, according to data from the Census Bureau and the Federal Reserve.

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Video thumbnail: Is Today's Inflation Data Accurate & Truthful? #pce - The PCE inflation gauge shows consumer prices remained unchanged from last month and are similar to
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Is Today's Inflation Data Accurate & Truthful? #pce

The PCE inflation gauge shows consumer prices remained unchanged from last month and are similar to levels from a year ago. Mortgage rates have shown little reaction to this report released on Friday.

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Video thumbnail: Breaking: Mortgage Rates Drop to 44-Week Low - Mortgage rates have decreased to an average of 6.56% for 30-year fixed loans, marking the lowest lev
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Breaking: Mortgage Rates Drop to 44-Week Low

Mortgage rates have decreased to an average of 6.56% for 30-year fixed loans, marking the lowest level in 44 weeks. This decline has led to an increase in refinancing activity.

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Video thumbnail: 2026 Mortgage Loan Limits - Previewed - For 2026, conventional mortgage loan limits are projected to reach approximately $830,200 for one-un
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2026 Mortgage Loan Limits - Previewed

For 2026, conventional mortgage loan limits are projected to reach approximately $830,200 for one-unit homes nationwide, with limits in high-cost areas rising to $1.25 million. This is based on the FHFA's House Price Index, which shows a 2.94% increase in home values from the previous year.

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Video thumbnail: $15,000 First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit Act of 2025 - Congress has reintroduced the $15,000 First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit Act of 2025, which raises inco
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$15,000 First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit Act of 2025

Congress has reintroduced the $15,000 First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit Act of 2025, which raises income limits and maximum property prices for eligibility. The bill allows buyers to receive the tax credit directly at closing, potentially serving as a down payment.

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Video thumbnail: Best Cities For Starting Your Life - A new ranking identifies the best cities for young people to start their lives, considering factors
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Best Cities For Starting Your Life

A new ranking identifies the best cities for young people to start their lives, considering factors like income, job availability, and community demographics. Bozeman, Montana tops the list, followed by Boulder, Colorado and Midland, Texas, with options to filter by political leanings.

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