
A Major Shift in the US Housing Market Has Finally Arrived
A critical tipping point has been reached in the US housing market, as more homeowners now have mortgage rates above 6% than below the pandemic-era low of 3%.

Leo Caldwell is an Economic Data Analyst for Crezzio, specializing in regional economic trends, labor market analysis, and the real estate sector. He focuses on translating complex data into clear, accessible reports for a broad audience.
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A critical tipping point has been reached in the US housing market, as more homeowners now have mortgage rates above 6% than below the pandemic-era low of 3%.

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