As is the case in most states, mortgage rates in North Carolina have fallen below the national average, thanks in large part to the Federal Reserve, the Triangle Business Journal reported.
The average North Carolina rate on a 15-year fixed mortgage as of Dec. 19 was 2.89% (national average 2.93%), according to Charlottesville-based SNL Financial in a new survey.
North Carolina has the lowest mortgage rates
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