Jeff Ostrowski is a Reporter at Bankrate. He specializes in finance, personal finance, and the housing market, with a focus on real estate development and credit health. Jeff is also featured in prominent publications such as Florida Realtors, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and Yahoo Finance.
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By: Jeff Ostrowski
Think of it as a detailed price quote: close enough to compare lenders and build an accurate budget, but not enough to guarantee what you'll actually pay at closing.
Mortgage rates surged in September, and they’ve reached their highest point since May 2024. The run-up in rates has left many consumers feeling less than eager to dive into the
Mortgage rates held steady this week along with inflation, remaining just below 6.5%.
By: Jeff Ostrowski
Greystone provided $80 million for the 27-story project reprints
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By: Jeff Ostrowski
Despite the rise in interest rates in the last few years, refinancing may still make sense for some homeowners. If you’re a first-time refinancer, though, you might have a lot
Mortgage rates surged in September, and they’ve reached their highest point since May 2024. The run-up in rates has left many consumers feeling less than eager to dive into the
Mortgage rates fell this week, with the 30-year fixed rate averaging 7.39%, down from 7.47% last week, according to Bankrate’s latest lender survey.
Kornberg spoke with Commercial Observer recently about that growth, and the new challenges that come with it.
