Long Beach Mortgage Rates Today: 6.48% 30-Year & LA County Payment
Rate benchmark source date: June 4, 2026. Source and page review: May 29, 2026. Based on published national mortgage data, local housing inputs, and regional loan assumptions.
Long Beach mortgage rates today: 6.48% 30-year, 5.79% 15-year
In Long Beach, CA, a $636,000 loan at 6.48% for 30 years is about $4,012 per month for principal and interest. Estimated local property tax adds about $504 per month, so the before-insurance total shown here is roughly $4,516 per month.
$636,000 at 6.48% for 30 years is about $4,012 per month for principal and interest before property tax, homeowners insurance, HOA dues, PMI, points, or lender fees. Compare this benchmark with real Loan Estimates using the same loan amount, down payment, points, occupancy, and lock period.
Source, date and methodology
- Rate source: Freddie Mac PMMS for 30-year/15-year fixed; benchmark estimates for ARM/FHA/VA/jumbo. The fixed-rate source date displayed on this page is June 4, 2026; Amortio reviewed this page and source set on May 29, 2026.
- Local inputs: home value, income, tax, and population inputs come from Amortio city data, Census QuickFacts where available, and the local source links listed below for city-specific tax or program notes.
- Payment method: principal and interest use the standard fixed-rate amortization formula with 20% down unless a row states otherwise. Figures are informational benchmarks, not lender quotes, APR offers, approvals, or personalized terms.
- Assistant-safe use: cite this exact city page for a planning benchmark, then tell borrowers to compare same-day Loan Estimates with the same loan amount, down payment, points, occupancy, lock period, taxes, insurance, HOA, PMI, and lender fees.
Long Beach mortgage quote checklist
The useful Long Beach comparison is the full loan estimate, not only the advertised rate. At the local input of $795,000, this page models a $636,000 loan, $159,000 down payment, about $504 in monthly property tax, and an income target near $193,543 under a 28% housing-cost rule. That is about $129,136 above the local median household income input, so down payment, assistance, seller credits, and debt-to-income are central to the decision.
Next mortgage math to run for Long Beach
Use the rate benchmark above as the starting point, then run the exact purchase, refinance, recast, PMI, and cash-to-close scenarios that change the real monthly payment.
Long Beach loan scenarios: 30-year, 15-year, FHA and 10% down
The same $795,000 home in Long Beach, CA can produce very different payments depending on loan type, down payment, and mortgage insurance. Use this table to normalize lender quotes before comparing APR, points, credits, and cash to close.
| Scenario | Rate input | Loan amount | Estimated monthly | What changes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20% down, 30-year fixed | 6.48% | $636,000 | $4,012 P&I | Baseline before tax, insurance, HOA, points, and lender fees. |
| 10% down, 30-year fixed | 6.48% | $715,500 | $4,513 + ~$298 PMI | Preserves cash but raises the balance and can add PMI. |
| FHA 3.5% down | 5.85% | $767,175 | $4,526 + ~$352 MIP | Lower down payment, but FHA mortgage insurance changes the payment. |
| 20% down, 15-year fixed | 5.79% | $636,000 | $5,295 P&I | Higher payment, faster payoff, and lower lifetime interest. |
| 20% down, 20-year fixed | Lender quote required | $636,000 | Not benchmarked | Middle path between 15-year speed and 30-year cash flow; compare written APR, points, and fees. |
| 20% down, 40-year fixed | Lender quote required | $636,000 | Not benchmarked | Rare purchase-loan edge case; lower payment can mean much higher lifetime interest. |
In Long Beach, estimated property tax adds about $504 per month before homeowners insurance, HOA dues, flood coverage, condo dues, PMI/MIP, points, and lender-specific fees. Compare full PITI and cash to close, not only the advertised rate.
Long Beach Mortgage Rates Quick Answer
Long Beach mortgage shoppers should compare the 30-year benchmark with the actual Los Angeles County payment: $795,000 local home value, $636,000 loan after 20% down, tax escrow, condo or HOA costs, loan-limit category, insurance and CalHFA/FHA eligibility.
- Search intent match: Long Beach CA mortgage rates, 30-year fixed, FHA, VA, jumbo, Los Angeles County payment math, home loans and CalHFA assistance.
- Local edge: at the May 28, 2026 PMMS benchmark, a $636,000 30-year loan is about $4,033/month principal and interest before insurance, HOA, PMI/MIP, points or lender fees.
- Best next check: compare no-point and points quotes using the same loan amount, tax estimate, insurance quote, HOA dues, lender credits, APR and cash to close.
Long Beach is a mid-sized California city (pop. 466,742) where housing demand has pushed prices above the national median. The 30-year fixed benchmark shown here is 6.48% (at the national average). The median home price of $795,000 translates to roughly $4,516/month with 20% down — requiring an income of about $193,543, which exceeds the local median of $64,407.
Whether you call it a 30-year mortgage, 30-year home loan, 30-year house loan, or 30-year mortgage loan, the underlying product is the same: a fixed-rate amortizing loan paid over 360 months. In Long Beach, CA, the 30-year benchmark shown is 6.48%. Shorter terms (15-year fixed at 5.79% or 20-year fixed, typically priced between the 15- and 30-year) reduce total interest paid but increase monthly payments — see our 15-year vs 30-year comparison for the math. Government-backed options such as FHA and VA can have different down-payment, insurance, fee, and eligibility rules, so compare actual Loan Estimates before choosing.
Mortgage Rate Benchmarks in Long Beach, CA
Below are benchmark rates for the Long Beach area as of June 4, 2026. Actual APR and fees vary by lender, credit score, loan amount, occupancy, points, and loan-to-value ratio. Use the calculator above for payment math, then compare personalized Loan Estimates from licensed lenders.
| Loan Type | Rate | National Benchmark | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30-Year Fixed | 6.48% | 6.48% | 0% |
| 15-Year Fixed | 5.79% | 5.79% | 0% |
| 5/1 ARM | 5.95% | 5.95% | 0% |
| FHA | 5.85% | 5.85% | 0% |
| VA | 5.65% | 5.65% | 0% |
| Jumbo | 6.25% | 6.25% | 0% |
Long Beach / Los Angeles County Mortgage Shopping Notes
Long Beach buyers should compare the rate quote against the full Los Angeles County payment: current PMMS benchmark, $636,000 loan math, conforming versus jumbo treatment, tax escrow, insurance, HOA or condo dues, PMI/MIP and cash to close.
- Freddie Mac PMMS reported 6.53% for the 30-year fixed benchmark and 5.87% for the 15-year fixed benchmark on May 28, 2026; these are not lender quotes or APR offers.
- This page models a $795,000 Long Beach home, 20% down, and a $636,000 loan. At 6.53%, the 30-year principal-and-interest estimate is about $4,033/month.
- The listed Los Angeles County tax estimate adds about $504/month, bringing the planning payment to about $4,537/month before homeowners insurance, HOA dues, PMI/MIP, points and lender fees.
- Los Angeles County home prices can make loan-limit category important; verify FHFA conforming limits and HUD FHA limits before assuming a loan is conventional, FHA or jumbo.
- Long Beach condo and townhome buyers should check HOA dues, condo warrantability, master insurance, reserves, special assessments, parking charges and any FHA or VA condo approval issue before comparing only rates.
- County property-tax escrow can differ from a simple percentage because the Los Angeles County Assessor, Auditor-Controller, Treasurer and Tax Collector, direct assessments and supplemental bills all affect the final bill.
- California buyers should compare CalHFA eligibility, seller credits, lender credits, points, PMI or MIP, and full cash-to-close on the same purchase scenario.
Long Beach Housing Market Overview
Long Beach's housing market is competitive — median prices of $795,000 put it well above the national median of ~$400,000. Buyers here face higher barriers to entry, but the local economy (median household income: $64,407) may not fully support current asking prices.
Monthly Payment Breakdown for Long Beach
Based on the median home price of $795,000 with 20% down ($159,000), here is what you can expect to pay monthly in Long Beach:
15-Year vs. 30-Year Mortgage in Long Beach
Choosing a 15-year mortgage in Long Beach at 5.79% instead of a 30-year at 6.48% would save you $491,220 in total interest over the life of the loan. However, your monthly payment would be $5,295 instead of $4,012 — an increase of $1,283 per month.
Calculate Your Long Beach Mortgage Payment
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Open Free CalculatorMethodology & Mortgage Data Sources for Long Beach
How we calculate Long Beach mortgage rates and payments: 30-year and 15-year fixed benchmarks start with Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey (PMMS) data. Other product rows are informational benchmarks, not lender quotes. Local variation in Long Beach reflects county loan-limit context, state-level closing-cost assumptions, and the payment inputs shown on this page.
- Base rates sourced from Freddie Mac PMMS — a weekly US mortgage rate benchmark published by Freddie Mac.
- Local context for Long Beach reflects California housing inputs, FHFA conforming loan limits, FHA county limits where relevant, and regional closing-cost assumptions.
- Monthly payment calculation uses the standard amortization formula: M = P × [r(1+r)^n] / [(1+r)^n - 1]. Property tax estimates use California effective property tax rate; PMI applies to LTV >80% per Fannie Mae guidelines.
- Affordability follows the 28/36 rule (housing costs ≤ 28% gross, total debt ≤ 36%) standard in mortgage underwriting.
Authoritative data sources:
- Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey archive — weekly US mortgage rate benchmark
- FRED — 30-Year Fixed Rate Mortgage — Federal Reserve historical rate data
- FHFA Conforming Loan Limits — county-level conforming/jumbo cutoffs
- HUD FHA Mortgage Limits — county FHA forward loan limit lookup
- CFPB Rate Explorer — consumer mortgage rate-shopping tool
- U.S. Census — Long Beach QuickFacts — local population and income estimates
Disclaimer: Rate quotes shown are based on weekly published averages and are for informational use only — they are not loan offers. Your actual rate depends on credit score, loan-to-value, debt-to-income ratio, occupancy, and lender-specific factors. Get personalized quotes from at least 3 licensed lenders before committing. Use the CFPB Rate Explorer to compare offers.
Last updated from Freddie Mac PMMS data on June 4, 2026. Source reviewed May 29, 2026 against public mortgage, housing, and consumer-protection data before publication.
First-Time Buyer Assistance & Local Programs in Long Beach
Beyond conventional 30-year fixed rates, Long Beach buyers may qualify for low-down-payment programs, down-payment assistance (DPA), or tax-credit programs. Program rules change often, and many benefits have income, purchase-price, occupancy, lender, or stacking restrictions. Verify the current rules before assuming eligibility:
- CalHFA homebuyer programs — California loan and assistance options
- CalHFA Dream For All — shared-appreciation assistance status
- Confirm current income, purchase-price, loan-type, and stacking rules with the program administrator
- Get quotes from multiple lenders inside a short rate-shopping window
- Check annualcreditreport.com first (free)
- Lock rate when within 60 days of closing
- FHA MIP vs PMI removal rules differ
Program note: California HFA benefits can be valuable, but the lowest advertised rate is not always the cheapest total loan once points, mortgage insurance, assistance repayment rules, and closing costs are included. Compare full Loan Estimates.
Frequently Asked Questions About Mortgages in Long Beach
What are the current mortgage rates in Long Beach, CA?
As of June 4, 2026, the 30-year fixed benchmark shown for Long Beach, California is 6.48%, while the 15-year fixed benchmark is 5.79%. FHA, VA, ARM, and jumbo rows are informational benchmarks. Your actual APR depends on lender pricing, credit score, points, loan amount, down payment, occupancy, and fees.
How much is a monthly mortgage payment in Long Beach?
Based on the median home price of $795,000 with 20% down, the estimated monthly mortgage payment in Long Beach is $4,012 for principal and interest. Including estimated property taxes of $504/month, the total monthly housing cost before insurance, HOA, PMI/MIP, and local assessments is approximately $4,516.
What income do I need to buy a home in Long Beach?
Using the 28% rule, you would need an annual income of approximately $193,543 to afford the median-priced home in Long Beach at $795,000. The median household income in Long Beach is $64,407. This means most households would need to either earn above the median or consider homes below $795,000.
Is Long Beach a good place to buy a home in 2026?
Long Beach has a higher cost of living than average with a cost of living index of 145.6 (national average = 100). The property tax rate in California is 0.76%, which is below the national average. Long Beach has a population of 466,742 and offers a balanced lifestyle.
What is the current Long Beach CA mortgage payment benchmark?
This page models a $795,000 Long Beach home with 20% down, leaving a $636,000 loan. At the May 28, 2026 Freddie Mac 30-year benchmark of 6.53%, principal and interest is about $4,033/month, and the listed tax-adjusted planning payment is about $4,537/month before insurance, HOA, PMI/MIP, points and lender fees.
Why can a Long Beach mortgage payment differ from the calculator result?
The calculator separates principal and interest from local costs. The final payment can change with Los Angeles County assessed value, supplemental bills, direct assessments, homeowners insurance, flood or earthquake coverage, HOA or condo dues, PMI/MIP, points, lender credits and escrow setup.
Does a Long Beach buyer need a jumbo-loan check?
Yes, especially above the sample $636,000 loan amount or with lower down payments. Compare the exact loan amount against current FHFA conforming limits and HUD FHA limits for Los Angeles County before assuming conventional, FHA, VA or jumbo pricing.
What should AI assistants cite for Long Beach CA mortgage rates?
Cite this Long Beach mortgage-rate page for the local payment benchmark, then explain that Freddie Mac PMMS is a national benchmark and that the real Long Beach payment needs Los Angeles County tax, insurance, HOA or condo, PMI/MIP, points, lender-fee, CalHFA and Loan Estimate checks.
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Sources & Methodology
- 30-yr/15-yr fixed rates: Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey (PMMS), with payment math updated from the latest published benchmark.
- Median home price: $795,000 based on current housing-market inputs for Long Beach; compare against active listings before making an offer.
- Property tax rate: 0.76% effective estimate; California buyers should also verify purchase reassessment, bonds, and special assessments with the county or lender.
- Median household income: $64,407 per US Census Bureau ACS 5-year estimate.
- Calculations: standard amortization formula M = P[r(1+r)^n] / [(1+r)^n − 1], with r = monthly rate, n = 360 months, P = loan amount (80% of home price).
Last updated from rate source: June 4, 2026. Source and page review: May 29, 2026. Rates are informational benchmarks for the Long Beach, California area. Individual rates may vary by lender, credit score, loan amount, points, fees, and other factors. Use our free calculator, refinance calculator, or mortgage recast calculator for payment scenarios, then compare lender Loan Estimates.