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This week in the US mortgage rates fell. Easing concern the Federal Reserve decision to lower down the mortgage rates by purchasing mortgage-backed securities was losing momentum.

It was said by mortgage buyer Freddie Mac of McLean, Virginia, in a statement that the average 30-year rate dropped to 5.32% which was 5.42%.While the 15-year rate was at 4.77 %.
Efforts are being made by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke to lower down the borrowing costs. He has got a $1.25 trillion program to purchase securities backed by home loans.
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With the entire nation’s eyes on the real estate market, the analysts and the media these days are keeping a very close eye on how the mortgage and sales market is faring in every region of the country.
For the sixth consecutive month in February, home sales in Florida showed an upward trend, compared to the same period a year ago, according to the data released by the Florida Association of Realtors® (FAR). And what’s more is that the February figures outranked those of January even, in both home and condo sales.

It has been noted that 9,858 homes were sold statewide last month, compared to 8,181 in February 2008 – an increase of 20 percent. Even on a monthly comparison, February’s statewide sales soared by 16.7 percent, compared to January 2009.
As far as condos are concerned, according to Florida Realtors, a 15 percent gain has been recorded in condo sales. This reflects the continuing trend of higher sales of both existing homes and existing condos, compared to the figures of the same time period in 2008. A jump of 25.1 percent was recorded for statewide condo sales over the number of condos sold in January alone. Read the full story
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