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New home sales are up 28% — but don’t believe the hype

New home sales are up 28% — but don’t believe the hype

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New home sales are up 28% — but don’t believe the hype
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New home sales are up 28% — but don’t believe the hype
New home sales are up 28% — but don’t believe the hype
New home sales are up 28% — but don’t believe the hype
New home sales are up 28% — but don’t believe the hype
housingwire housingwire | 1 year ago
New home sales are back to 1996 levels already. So, when we have a month where demand picks up, it can move the needle in a big way.  The post New home sales are up 28% — but don’t believe the hype appeared first on HousingWire.
New home sales are back to 1996 levels already. So, when we have a month where demand picks up, it can move the needle in a big way.  The post New home sales are up 28% — but don’t believe the hype appeared first on HousingWire.
Report: New home construction is up, but projects are stalling at a higher rate
Report: New home construction is up, but projects are stalling at a higher rate
Report: New home construction is up, but projects are stalling at a higher rate
Report: New home construction is up, but projects are stalling at a higher rate
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
There's more new home construction happening now than in the years leading up to the Covid-19 pandemic, as the nation's housing shortage and growing affordability crisis remains a key issue in most cities, towns and states.
There's more new home construction happening now than in the years leading up to the Covid-19 pandemic, as the nation's housing shortage and growing affordability crisis remains a key issue in most cities, towns and states.
Existing home sales in Dallas-Fort Worth down 21% from last year, but prices are up
Existing home sales in Dallas-Fort Worth down 21% from last year, but prices are up
Existing home sales in Dallas-Fort Worth down 21% from last year, but prices are up
Existing home sales in Dallas-Fort Worth down 21% from last year, but prices are up
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
Home sales in Dallas-Fort Worth are down nearly 21% from this time last year — the largest drop recorded this year. The median DFW home price in September stood at $399,000.
Home sales in Dallas-Fort Worth are down nearly 21% from this time last year — the largest drop recorded this year. The median DFW home price in September stood at $399,000.
Commissions are up, but so is the competition for housing brokers in Atlanta
Commissions are up, but so is the competition for housing brokers in Atlanta
Commissions are up, but so is the competition for housing brokers in Atlanta
Commissions are up, but so is the competition for housing brokers in Atlanta
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
As Atlanta's spring housing market kicks into gear, home sales fell to their lowest level in years.
As Atlanta's spring housing market kicks into gear, home sales fell to their lowest level in years.
'Unrelenting demand' for new homes in North Texas pushes sales and prices up (but pending sales drop...
'Unrelenting demand' for new homes in North Texas pushes sales and prices up (but pending sales drop...
'Unrelenting demand' for new homes in North Texas pushes sales and prices up (but pending sales drop...
'Unrelenting demand' for new homes in North Texas pushes sales and prices up (but pending sales drop...
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
DFW new home sales jumped last month and so did new home prices. The one less-than-rosy data point for builders was pending new home sales, which fell statewide and in North Texas — potentially signaling a slowdown ahead.
DFW new home sales jumped last month and so did new home prices. The one less-than-rosy data point for builders was pending new home sales, which fell statewide and in North Texas — potentially signaling a slowdown ahead.
With home sales down, why are home prices still up?
With home sales down, why are home prices still up?
With home sales down, why are home prices still up?
With home sales down, why are home prices still up?
housingwire housingwire | 1 year ago
Over the last 2.5 years of this housing market, it wasn’t housing deflation we needed to worry about, but housing inflation. The post With home sales down, why are home prices still up? appeared first on HousingWire.
Over the last 2.5 years of this housing market, it wasn’t housing deflation we needed to worry about, but housing inflation. The post With home sales down, why are home prices still up? appeared first on HousingWire.
Central Ohio home sales are cooling, but first-time homebuyers are feeling crunched
Central Ohio home sales are cooling, but first-time homebuyers are feeling crunched
Central Ohio home sales are cooling, but first-time homebuyers are feeling crunched
Central Ohio home sales are cooling, but first-time homebuyers are feeling crunched
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
Home sales have slowed due to rising interest rates and a lack of supply, impacting first-time homebuyers most acutely.
Home sales have slowed due to rising interest rates and a lack of supply, impacting first-time homebuyers most acutely.
New home sales rebound but homebuilders aren’t smiling
New home sales rebound but homebuilders aren’t smiling
New home sales rebound but homebuilders aren’t smiling
New home sales rebound but homebuilders aren’t smiling
housingwire housingwire | 1 year ago
New home sales were back up in August, rising over 25% from July. After a volatile year, economists ponder the impact on builder sentiment. The post New home sales rebound but homebuilders aren’t smiling appeared first on HousingWire.
New home sales were back up in August, rising over 25% from July. After a volatile year, economists ponder the impact on builder sentiment. The post New home sales rebound but homebuilders aren’t smiling appeared first on HousingWire.
Are new home sales flagging a recession?
Are new home sales flagging a recession?
Are new home sales flagging a recession?
Are new home sales flagging a recession?
housingwire housingwire | 1 year ago
When new home sales and housing starts begin to fall together, a recession is usually not far away. However this report needs context. The post Are new home sales flagging a recession? appeared first on HousingWire.
When new home sales and housing starts begin to fall together, a recession is usually not far away. However this report needs context. The post Are new home sales flagging a recession? appeared first on HousingWire.
NWMLS: Home prices are falling and inventory is soaring, but pending sales are bouncing back
NWMLS: Home prices are falling and inventory is soaring, but pending sales are bouncing back
NWMLS: Home prices are falling and inventory is soaring, but pending sales are bouncing back
NWMLS: Home prices are falling and inventory is soaring, but pending sales are bouncing back
seattlebubble seattlebubble | 5 years ago
January market stats were published by the NWMLS yesterday. The King County median price of single-family homes fell year-over-year for the first time since March of 2012. Inventory is way up from a year ago, but pending sales started increasing year-over-year, so buyers may be coming back. The post NWMLS: Home prices are falling and inventory is soaring, but pending sales are bouncing back appeared first on Seattle Bubble.
January market stats were published by the NWMLS yesterday. The King County median price of single-family homes fell year-over-year for the first time since March of 2012. Inventory is way up from a year ago, but pending sales started increasing year-over-year, so buyers may be coming back. The post NWMLS: Home prices are falling and inventory is soaring, but pending sales are bouncing back appeared first on Seattle Bubble.