Spreads were 1.94%, keeping rates below 7%, while purchase apps were up 0.2% yearly and pending sales held near flat.

June new home sales rose 1.6% to 628,000 but fell 5.6% YoY, inventory was 485,000 and months of supply stayed high at 9.3.

Berkshire closed its Taylor Morrison acquisition at $72.50 per share, valuing equity at $6.8B and EV at $8.5B.

ICE said June delinquency was 3.55% and FHA new defaults fell 15% year over year, while foreclosure inventory rose to 0.53%.

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A 21% rise in foreclosures reflects normalization, not a crisis, as new listings stay low and homeowner equity remains high.

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Originators are leaning into HELOCs, non-QM and niche borrowers, plus stronger AE collaboration to improve closeable loan ...