Where Bay City's Market Stands — Now
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Rates moved higher this week on FHA and 15-year terms, while the 30-year fixed held flat at 6.69%. Months of inventory eased to 5.8 as new listings and closings both slowed, keeping supply tight heading into the back half of the month.
Bay City still leans toward buyers, but that edge continues to narrow. Well-priced, well-presented listings are drawing the activity — sellers who price realistically from day one are the ones seeing it.