Live Rates
30-Year Fixed6.710%+0.050|15-Year Fixed6.040%+0.060|30-Year FHA6.460%+0.050|30-Year VA6.210%+0.040|5/1 ARM6.210%+0.040|7/1 ARM6.340%+0.050|30-Year Jumbo7.210%+0.050|15-Year Jumbo6.710%+0.060|CA Avg6.650%-0.080|TX Avg6.700%+0.050|FL Avg6.700%-0.030|NY Avg6.680%-0.100|PA Avg6.690%-0.050|IL Avg6.730%+0.020|OH Avg6.750%-0.070|GA Avg6.680%0.000|NC Avg6.670%-0.040|MI Avg6.740%-0.060|AZ Avg6.700%+0.030|WA Avg6.640%-0.090|30-Year Fixed6.710%+0.050|15-Year Fixed6.040%+0.060|30-Year FHA6.460%+0.050|30-Year VA6.210%+0.040|5/1 ARM6.210%+0.040|7/1 ARM6.340%+0.050|30-Year Jumbo7.210%+0.050|15-Year Jumbo6.710%+0.060|CA Avg6.650%-0.080|TX Avg6.700%+0.050|FL Avg6.700%-0.030|NY Avg6.680%-0.100|PA Avg6.690%-0.050|IL Avg6.730%+0.020|OH Avg6.750%-0.070|GA Avg6.680%0.000|NC Avg6.670%-0.040|MI Avg6.740%-0.060|AZ Avg6.700%+0.030|WA Avg6.640%-0.090|

Mortgage Rates in Lansing, Michigan: 2026 Guide

30-year fixed: 6.75%. Median: $195,000.

Current Mortgage Rates in Lansing

Loan TypeRateAPRMonthly*
30-Year Fixed6.75%6.830%$1,012/mo
15-Year Fixed6.23%6.300%$1,336/mo
5/1 ARM6.13%6.480%$948/mo

Lansing Market Insights

Lansing, the state capital, offers affordable housing with stable government employment. The housing market is very accessible for first-time buyers, with median prices well below the national average. The cost of living is low, making it attractive for families and retirees.

FAQs

What is the average mortgage rate in Lansing?+
The average 30-year fixed rate in Lansing is 6.75%. On the $195,000 median home with 20% down, principal and interest runs $1,012/mo — about $1,262/mo once property tax at 1.54% is included.
How much down payment is needed in Lansing?+
On a median home of $195,000, 20% down is $39,000. At 10% down the loan grows to $175,500 and PMI adds roughly $110/mo until you cross 20% equity. FHA buyers can enter at 3.5% down with mortgage insurance for the life of the loan.
What are property taxes in Lansing?+
Michigan effective property tax runs 1.54% — on the $195,000 median home that is $3,003/yr, or $250/mo. It is a fixed line in your PITI budget, so compare it against the $1,100 median national tax bill before falling for a list price.

What a $195,000 Home Costs in Lansing

At Lansing's median home price of $195,000, a 20% down payment is $39,000. On a 30-year fixed loan at 6.75%, the monthly principal and interest payment works out to $1,012, and property taxes add roughly $250 per month at an effective rate of 1.54%. That puts the total PITI payment near $1,262 a month before homeowners insurance and HOA fees.

$39,000
20% Down Payment
$1,012
Monthly P&I
$250
Property Tax / mo
$1,262
Total PITI / mo

Keeping housing at or below 28% of gross income means a buyer in Lansing typically needs to earn about $54,086 a year to carry this payment comfortably.

Tax & Rate Context in Lansing

The effective property tax rate in Lansing is 1.54%, which works out to roughly $3,003 a year on a median-priced home. The average 30-year fixed rate of 6.75% runs 0.04 points above the national average of 6.71%, so locking a rate and shopping at least three lenders matters more here. Lansing has an estimated population of 112K, and demand in the local market affects how quickly homes move and how often sellers negotiate on price.

Lansing Mortgage FAQs

How much house can I afford in Lansing?+
At the current 6.75% 30-year rate, a buyer earning $54,086 per year with a 20% down payment can reasonably carry a median-priced $195,000 home in Lansing at about $1,262 per month in principal, interest, and property tax. Use the affordability calculator to adjust for your own down payment and debts.
What is the total monthly payment in Lansing?+
On a median-priced $195,000 home with 20% down and a 6.75% 30-year fixed rate, the principal and interest payment is $1,012, property taxes add $250, and total PITI lands near $1,262 a month. Insurance, HOA dues, and PMI (if your down payment is under 20%) are not included.