Homebuyers have faced a number of obstacles on the path to homeownership since the start of the pandemic, and as mortgage rates continue to reach new highs, market sentiment is falling

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Buyers are lowering their down payments as competition wanes and housing costs surge in a major market correction

Down payments reached a record high in May and June due to elevated home prices and heated competition, but as an affordability crisis becomes more widespread, buyers are pulling back