Lower Rates Spark Increase in Mortgage Applications

Mortgage applications increased nearly 12 percent
during the week ended November 7 compared with the week ended October 31
according to the Weekly Mortgage Applications Survey conducted by the
Mortgage Bankers organization (MBA).  The increase on a seasonally
adjusted basis was 11.9 percent and on an unadjusted basis was up 10.5


percent.  Compared with the same week in 2007 however, applications
activity was down 40.0 percent.

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