The house is more and more difficult for Americans to buy

According to the latest report from Freddie Mac, a mortgage loan interest rate of fixed assets increased 30 years the highest level of 4,4 percent this week 4.2014 months.

According to CNN, this is the seventh consecutive week, the higher interest rates. Interest rates increase the pressure is the time to buy a house in the United States during the winter break, usually in the spring to summer. High-interest loans to buy a house so that the work becomes more expensive.

At the current level of interest rates, to pay extra $52 a month to buy a house than to pay before when interest rate mortgage is 3,95% if they buy a house to pay $247.800 and 20%.

High-interest rates make the job is very difficult to buy a house of people want to have a house facing many obstacles because the house supply is low. The economist Len Kiefer Freddie Mike said: "the competition is very severe. Many people in the house may find in the spring, they hope that the high prices and interest rates are high, means less the ability to buy a house."

With your broker Association of real estate price of the house, in the United States increased by 48% to 2011. At the same time, the income increased by only 15% challenges, genuine value creation, to find another one in a bag of money.

Interest loans, mortgage and tend to bond interest rates for 10 years. The rise in interest rates of free capital economic development, inflation than the federal deficit and the outbreak

Although the mortgage interest rates in the United States has increased, it is still at a low level in the history of never more than 5% from 2011. However, experts predict that the interest rate will continue to increase at the end of 5%, reached a higher price is reasonable, it makes at home computer.

But according to expert Cheryl Trulia company is young, there is an element to support the real estate market in time to rebuild houses became active, able to support prices. In 2017 the outbreak is allowed to build new housing projects in the United States.