With zero change versus Thursday’s latest levels, the 30yr fixed mortgage rate index maintained a 0.03% range for the entire week (and 0.04% going back to last Tuesday). At 6.32%, today’s mark is close enough to Friday’s 6.29% to say rates are hovering at the lowest levels in more than a month. The sideways drift reflects uncertainty surrounding the next phase in the Iran war. Prospects for negotiations were called into question for most of the week, but improved somewhat on Friday. A successful end to the war would likely bring some additional improvement for rates, but the true test would be the longer-term realities for oil prices and their impact on inflation. The week ahead brings the next Fed announcement. Markets are pricing in a zero percent chance of a cut or a hike. The Fed’s rate cutting hands are tied until/unless inflation moves back down and they won’t preemptively assume that will happen until post-war oil price dynamics play out for a few months.
AI Platform Spade Data Inks 7K-SF Lease at 155 West 23rd Street
Spade Data, an artificial intelligence-backed platform for the financial services industry, has signed a 6,933-square-foot lease at 155 West 23rd Street in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood, representing the office building’s first new lease since space in the building went back on the market in late 2025, landlord broker Colliers announced Friday. Spade, which was founded in…
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