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Mortgage rates hit the highest level since June 2025, pulling buyers to riskier loans

Mortgage rates have continued climbing and are now at their highest point since June 2025, prompting some borrowers to consider adjustable rate options.

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CNBC Real Estate reports that mortgage rates have kept rising, pushing some homebuyers to look at riskier loan products to find payment savings.

The outlet says mortgage rates are now at the highest level since June 2025, a shift that has increased demand for adjustable rate mortgages as borrowers try to manage costs.

With rates climbing, some buyers are moving away from traditional fixed options in favor of loans that can feature lower initial costs, according to CNBC Real Estate.

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CNBC Real EstateDemand for riskier mortgages rises along with interest rates

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