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Closing costs: 5 most expensive states
Which 5 states had the most expensive mortgage closing costs in the nation in 2016? Find out.
Bankrate.com conducted its exclusive 2016 survey of closing costs in the largest city in each state, plus Washington, D.C. See which states had the highest fees for services such as loan origination and settlement fees.
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Highest closing costs: Hawaii
- Average closing costs: $2,655
- National average: $2,128
See a detailed breakdown of Hawaii’s closing costs.
Source: Bankrate.com exclusive 2016 survey of closing costs
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2nd-highest closing costs: New York
- Average closing costs: $2,560
- National average: $2,128
See a detailed breakdown of New York’s closing costs.
Source: Bankrate.com exclusive 2016 survey of closing costs
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3rd-highest closing costs: North Carolina
- Average closing costs: $2,409
- National average: $2,128
See a detailed breakdown of North Carolina’s closing costs.
Source: Bankrate.com exclusive 2016 survey of closing costs
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4th-highest closing costs: Delaware
- Average closing costs: $2,358
- National average: $2,128
See a detailed breakdown of Delaware’s closing costs.
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Source: Bankrate.com exclusive 2016 survey of closing costs
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5th-highest closing costs: South Carolina
- Average closing costs: $2,322
- National average: $2,128
See a detailed breakdown of South Carolina’s closing costs.
Source: Bankrate.com exclusive 2016 survey of closing costs
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