St. Louis Mortgage Rates Climb to 6.14% in February 2026 – Rising Trend Continues

February 12, 2026 – Homebuyers and sellers in the St. Louis area are seeing continued upward movement in mortgage rates as the 30-year fixed rate reaches 6.14%, marking an increase of 0.03% from previous figures. This trend reflects a broader rise in mortgage rates across various loan types, including the 15-year fixed rate which has edged up to 5.71%, and the 30-year jumbo rate now at 6.30%.

For St. Louis buyers, these rate increases mean potentially higher monthly payments, influencing the affordability of homes in the area. Sellers may also feel the impact, as rising rates could temper buyer enthusiasm and affect the pace of the market. Prospective buyers might consider locking in rates soon to avoid further escalations, while sellers may need to adjust pricing strategies to remain competitive.

MORE, REALTORS® provides these insights, encouraging those interested in the local real estate market to review historical rate trends by clicking the chart button below. As these rates continue to rise, staying informed on the latest updates is crucial for making strategic buying or selling decisions in the St. Louis area.

Current Mortgage Rates*

Loan Type Current Rate Change From Prior Day
30 Yr. Fixed 6.14% +0.03%
15 Yr. Fixed 5.71% +0.01%
30 Yr. FHA 5.70% +0.01%
30 Yr. Jumbo 6.30% +0.00%
7/6 SOFR ARM 5.50% +0.05%
30 Yr. VA 5.72% +0.02%

*Rates shown are national averages from Mortgage News Daily’s Rate Index and are updated as of February 12, 2026. Individual rates may vary based on factors including loan amount, down payment, credit score, property type, occupancy status, and market conditions. Contact a licensed mortgage professional for personalized rate quotes.

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