Average Mortgage Rates in Arizona Decline This Week: 30 Year Conforming Rates at 6.96%

Are you looking to purchase a new home in Arizona? Keeping track of current mortgage rates before locking in a rate is essential to securing the best deal on your home loan. This week, average mortgage rates in Arizona have seen some slight changes compared to the previous week. While some rates have dipped slightly, others have increased slightly.

Average 30-year conforming mortgage rates are down slightly this week at 6.96%, down from the previous week's average of 7.007%. The average APR for 15-year fixed conforming mortgages in Arizona this week averaged 6.142%, a decline from last week's average rate of 6.167%.

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Loan Term

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Lender

APR / Rate

Fees / Points

Payment

NMLS #1835285

4.919%

15-Year Fixed

4.750%

$4,500

Includes 0.625 points for $2,500

Lender Fees: $2,000

$3,112 /mo

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NMLS #2562839

4.942%

15-Year Fixed

4.750%

$5,125

Includes 1.000 points for $4,000

Lender Fees: $1,125

$3,112 /mo

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NMLS #757416

5.226%

15-Year Fixed

5.125%

$2,672

Includes 0.668 points for $2,672

Lender Fees: $0

$3,190 /mo

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NMLS #2059741

5.231%

15-Year Fixed

5.125%

$2,792

Includes 0.698 points for $2,792

Lender Fees: $0

$3,190 /mo

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NMLS #6606

5.382%

15-Year Fixed

5.240%

$3,732

Includes 0.933 points for $3,732

Lender Fees: $0

$3,214 /mo

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NMLS #1025894

5.503%

15-Year Fixed

5.375%

$3,348

Includes 0.662 points for $2,648

Lender Fees: $700

$3,242 /mo

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NMLS #1835285

5.625%

5-Year ARM

5.500%

$5,524

Includes 0.881 points for $3,524

Lender Fees: $2,000

$2,272 /mo

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NMLS #2562839

5.739%

5-Year ARM

5.625%

$4,997

Includes 0.968 points for $3,872

Lender Fees: $1,125

$2,303 /mo

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NMLS #1835285

5.842%

30-Year Fixed

5.750%

$4,000

Includes 0.500 points for $2,000

Lender Fees: $2,000

$2,335 /mo

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NMLS #2562839

5.856%

30-Year Fixed

5.750%

$4,625

Includes 0.875 points for $3,500

Lender Fees: $1,125

$2,335 /mo

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NMLS #757416

5.961%

30-Year Fixed

5.875%

$3,724

Includes 0.931 points for $3,724

Lender Fees: $0

$2,367 /mo

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NMLS #2059741

6.034%

30-Year Fixed

5.990%

$1,876

Includes 0.469 points for $1,876

Lender Fees: $0

$2,396 /mo

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NMLS #1025894

6.200%

30-Year Fixed

6.125%

$3,196

Includes 0.624 points for $2,496

Lender Fees: $700

$2,431 /mo

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NMLS #6606

6.343%

30-Year Fixed

6.250%

$3,944

Includes 0.986 points for $3,944

Lender Fees: $0

$2,463 /mo

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Rate data provided by RateUpdate.com. Displayed by ICB, a division of Mortgage Research Center, NMLS #1907, Equal Housing Opportunity. Payments do not include taxes and insurance premiums. Actual payments will be greater with taxes and insurance included. Rate and product details.

Average Arizona jumbo mortgage rates also declined this week over last, 30-year jumbo mortgage rates averaged 6.58%, down from the prior week's average 30-year jumbo rate of 6.618%. 15-year jumbo AZ mortgage rates averaged 6.318%, down from the previous week's average of 6.347%.

Average Arizona Mortgage Rates This Week

Interview with Realtor Bill Salvatore

High mortgage rates have been wreaking havoc on the housing market across the country, though some areas are more impacted than others. We spoke with Realtor Bill Salvatore, of Arizona Elite Properties and over a 20-year veteran in the real estate market, on how mortgage rates are affecting the housing market in his area.

Brian McKay: Bill, how are the highest mortgage rates in a decade affecting home buyers in your area?

Bill Salvatore: Buyers are pausing for better rates. We have renters ready to buy now, just waiting. They are extending their leases month to month.

Brian McKay: Are you seeing a greater percentage of cash buyers are a result?

Bill Salvatore: No, because they too watching prices.

Brian McKay: Are high mortgage rates not a concern at all for your market?

Bill Salvatore: They are a concern. our Days on Market has tripled.

Brian McKay: How are the highest mortgage rates in a decade affecting home sellers in your area?

Bill Salvatore: they are still in denial from the hot market they missed a year ago. Frustration is evident.

Brian McKay: Are the number of homes available for sale lower than historical averages for this time of year?

Bill Salvatore: Three times higher now.

Brian McKay: Do you have clients holding off on selling because they don't want to give up their current mortgage that has a low mortgage rate?

Bill Salvatore: Yes

Brian McKay: Do you have buyers looking but can't find the home they want because of supply issues?

Bill Salvatore: No there is plenty of supply right now.

If you're interested in taking out a mortgage in Arizona, it's a good idea to speak with a trusted lender or mortgage broker who can help you navigate the current market and find the best rates and terms for your unique situation. If you're in need of a Realtor in Arizona to buy or sell a home, reach out to Bill Salvatore, (602) 999-0952, he is a 20+ plus year veteran and would be glad to help.