Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=9vmwWFlJsty Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Case in Point: Why mortgage rates could stay higher for longer | Homes.com News [VUyXHXnWB3s] Health Updated on August 11, 2026 EDT — Published on August 11, 2026 EDT Why aren’t mortgage rates falling faster? In this episode of Case in Point, Homes.com Chief Residential Economist Brad Case explains why stubborn inflation, strong job growth and Federal Reserve expectations could keep borrowing costs elevated. Despite higher rates, first-time buyers are still entering the market, and existing-home sales remain resilient. Here’s what it means for buyers, sellers and the broader housing market. Learn more: #HousingMarket #MortgageRates #RealEstateNews #FedRates #BradCase ix9cZxLamJd K8jFKcYhDpp dd4V4n7kmkT UaKaEglCqml RYvoJK9a5Yn mZEZ0GhGv2Z
Why aren’t mortgage rates falling faster? In this episode of Case in Point, Homes.com Chief Residential Economist Brad Case explains why stubborn inflation, strong job growth and Federal Reserve expectations could keep borrowing costs elevated. Despite higher rates, first-time buyers are still entering the market, and existing-home sales remain resilient. Here’s what it means for buyers, sellers and the broader housing market. Learn more: #HousingMarket #MortgageRates #RealEstateNews #FedRates #BradCase ix9cZxLamJd K8jFKcYhDpp dd4V4n7kmkT UaKaEglCqml RYvoJK9a5Yn mZEZ0GhGv2Z