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Mortgage credit availability hit a 2022 high in October 2025, driven by stronger conventional lending and lower rates, boosting refinancing and access for higher-credit borrowers.
Mortgage credit availability in October 2025 hit its highest level since 2022, rising 2.3% to 106.8, driven by stronger conventional lending, especially adjustable-rate mortgages and cash-out refinances, largely for higher-credit-score borrowers.
The conventional MCAI jumped 4.1%, while government lending saw minimal change.
A steeper yield curve and increased non-qualified mortgage products fueled the gain, marking the most favorable credit access environment in years.
Despite stable loan performance and a slight drop in delinquency rates, FHA loans remained a key concern, accounting for a majority of delinquencies and foreclosure increases.
Home prices rose 1.2% annually for single-family homes, but condos declined, and refinancing surged due to lower rates, though further activity may depend on rates falling below 5%.
La disponibilidad de crédito hipotecario alcanzó un máximo de 2022 en octubre de 2025, impulsada por una mayor concesión de préstamos convencionales y tasas más bajas, lo que impulsó la refinanciación y el acceso a prestatarios de mayor crédito.