The run of record-low mortgage rates as ended after six weeks, with average rates for 30- and 15-year loans up slightly according to figures released Thursday by Freddie Mac.
Nationally, 30-year loans averaged 3.71 with an average 0.7 point, up from 3.67 the previous week. Fifteen-year loans averaged 2.98, also with an average 0.7 point, up from 2.94 percent.
Here are the average rates in New England for the week ending June 14:
This week
30-year: 3.74 percent
15-year: 2.99 percent
Last week
30-year: 3.67 percent
15-year: 2.94 percent
A year ago
30-year: 4.52 percent
15-year: 3.66 percent
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