Housing Market

Existing Home Sales Surge As Prices Fall For First Time in Over a Decade

Published by Breitbart News | March 21, 2023 Sales of previously owned homes in the U.S. rose in February as house prices dipped and mortgage rates continued to tick down. Existing home sales jumped 14.5 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.58 million, the National Association of Realtors said Tuesday. This was the …

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Fed Economist: U.S. Home Prices Could Plunge 20% Amid Risk of ‘Deep’ Housing Slide

Published by Fox Business | March 2, 2023 U.S. housing market faces affordability crunch, threat of ‘deep’ price slide U.S. home prices could tumble as much as 20 percent as the highest mortgage rates in two decades threaten to trigger a “deep global housing slide,” according to research from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. …

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The 10 U.S. Cities With the Biggest Increases in Homes for Sale

Published by REALTOR.COM | February 28, 2023 The nation is still suffering from a severe housing shortage. But compared with one year ago, there are about 250,000 more homes for sale. Where are all the homes, anyway? Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic ignited a nationwide housing boom, wannabe buyers have been plagued by bone-dry home …

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Pending Home Sales Soared 8.1% in January

Published by Breitbart News | February 27, 2023 The number of houses going under contract soared in January, although the sales volume remains well below last year’s level. The National Association of Realtors said its pending home sales index rose 8.1 percent in January, the largest monthly increase since the pandemic snapback in June of 2020. Economists …

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NAR: ‘Home Sales Are Bottoming Out’

Published by REALTOR.com | February 21, 2023 Spring is around the corner, and the signs are pointing to a pickup in sales on the horizon. Existing-home sales continued to ease in January, marking a yearlong stretch of declines coming off pandemic-fueled highs. But median home prices still are rising. Total existing-home sales—completed transactions that include …

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Expect The Spring Housing Market To Be Calm, But Competitive

Published by Forbes.com | February 16, 2023 Well-priced, well-marketed homes will receive attractive offers during their first weekend on the market. The fast-approaching spring home shopping season should feel a bit calmer than in recent years. Shoppers can expect competition for well-priced homes, but without the crowds of buyers that packed open houses like they …

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Housing Market Downturn Pushes Record Number Of Investors Away

Published by Forbes.com | February 15, 2023 Last quarter’s drop in investor purchases surpassed the largest decline during the subprime mortgage crisis in 2008, when investor purchases slumped 45% as the housing market abruptly imploded. The number of homes scooped up by investors fell at a record pace last quarter amid higher mortgage rates and …

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Home Prices Have Surged 42% in the Last 3 Years

Published by REALTOR Magazine | February 9, 2023 A slowdown is now underway, says NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun. But don’t expect to see dramatic price drops. After three years of runaway home prices, buyers may soon find relief. In some markets, they may have already found it. The National Association of REALTORS’ latest quarterly …

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Here’s Why Renters Need To Work More Hours To Afford Rent

Published by Forbes.com | January 31, 2o23 Only in 10 of the 50 largest U.S. cities can two full-time workers earning minimum wage comfortably afford a typical two-bedroom rental. Nationally, four minimum-wage workers would have to double up in both bedrooms to not stretch their budgets, finds a new Zillow analysis shining a light on …

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