Home » A Big Spike in Jumbo Refis for 2Q. High Hopes for 3Q as Well…
A Big Spike in Jumbo Refis for 2Q. High Hopes for 3Q as Well…
September 6, 2019
Originations of jumbo refinance mortgages increased sharply in the second quarter of 2019, according to estimates by Inside Nonconforming Markets. The refi share of jumbos also grew in the quarter, but not quite to the levels seen in early 2018.
Thanks to a steady decline in rates, some $38.0 billion of non-agency jumbos were refinanced in the second quarter, up a drastic 72.7% on a sequential basis.
Near the end of March 2019, the average interest rate on a 30-year fixed-rate jumbo was 4.055%. By the end of the second quarter, it was 3.758%.
Meanwhile, jumbo refi volume in the second quarter was up 81.0% on an annual basis. Near the end of 2Q18, the average interest rate on a 30-year fixed-rate jumbo was 4.534%. For more details and an exclusive table on jumbo production, see Inside Nonconforming Markets, now available online.
Related Articles
Latest Imf News
-
-
Income Declines at Rocket After Slow Spring Homebuying Season
-
MBS Investors Call for Changes With GSEs’ Credit Score Framework
-
Weak Jobs Report Could Delay Rate Hike by Fed
Featured Data
-
Largest Servicers Lose Ground in Second Quarter
-
MSR Transfers Increase in 2Q, UWM’s Sales Spike
-
Reset Activity Drives 2Q26 Boost in CLO/CDO Issuance
-
Originations Increase in 2Q Amid Headwinds From Rates
Featured Reports
-
Guide to Mortgage Lending to First-Time Homebuyers
-
Mortgage Servicing Rights Report: 1Q26 (PDF)
-
Lender Profiles 1Q26: Top 25 (PDF)
-
Mortgage Profitability Report 1Q26 (PDF)