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But with rates constantly fluctuating, it's a game of relativity. That buyer still has $17,000 more in purchasing power than they would have had in April, the report noted, when mortgage rates peaked ...

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That buyer still has $17,000 more purchasing power than they would have had in April, when mortgage rates peaked at 7.5%. But the recent rise in mortgage rates is disappointing for buyers who ...