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Purchases of new single-family homes decreased 5.6% to a 679,000 annualized pace last month, government data showed Monday.
November 27 -
While the share is slightly lower than at the start of 2023, the market is not expected to slip back to lower pre-pandemic levels, CoreLogic said.
August 18 -
Purchases of new single-family homes increased 1.1% to an annualized 640,000 pace after a 633,000 rate in January, government data showed Thursday.
March 23 -
House hunting activity also slowed in December, with home tours declining 69% from the start of the year, a Redfin report found.
December 30 -
Sales of high-end homes fell 38.1% year-over-year, per a Redfin report.
December 28 -
Industry leaders suggested they’ve "never felt so worried at a time when everything feels so good otherwise," said Chris Herbert, managing director of the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University.
June 23 -
Sales of previously owned homes unexpectedly increased to a one-year high as buyers rushed in ahead of a surge in mortgage rates, further depleting tight inventories to a record low.
February 18 -
An increase in the number of completed homes over the last two months and prospects of higher interest rates this year as the Federal Reserve tightens monetary policy may have encouraged a pickup in contract signings.
January 26 -
A measure of home prices in 20 U.S. cities jumped 18.3%, down from 18.5% in October, the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller index showed Tuesday. It marked the fourth straight month that home-price appreciation has cooled off ever so slightly.
January 25 -
While September's single-family starts were unchanged from the prior month, multifamily activity fell 5%, according to government data.
October 19