Existing home sales appear to be heating up again as the year ends, the National Association of Realtors reported Wednesday.
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Milder Weather Boosts November Housing Starts
New residential construction benefited from relatively mild November weather, HUD and the Census Bureau reported Thursday.
MBA November Builder Applications Survey Down 3% From October; 2.2% from Year Ago; Home Builder Sentiment Up
Mortgage applications for new home purchases fell in November by 3 percent from October and by 2.2 percent from a year ago, the Mortgage Bankers Association reported Thursday.
MBA November Builder Applications Survey Down 3% From October; 2.2% from Year Ago; Home Builder Sentiment Up
Mortgage applications for new home purchases fell in November by 3 percent from October and by 2.2 percent from a year ago, the Mortgage Bankers Association reported Thursday.
October Existing Home Sales Edge Up 0.8%
Existing home sales rose in October for the second straight month, albeit just slightly, the National Association of Realtors reported Monday.
Housing Starts Fall 3rd Straight Month
Housing starts fell for the third straight month in October, HUD and the Census Bureau reported Wednesday, although multifamily starts picked up, as did housing permits.
Building Materials, Labor Shortages Hold Back Construction
Construction spending, while up year over year, continues to be hampered by building materials shortages and difficulties finding labor, the Census Bureau reported Monday.
September New Home Sales Post Strong 14% Increase
New home sales jumped by 14 percent in September, HUD and the Census Bureau reported Tuesday, showing no signs of the traditional fall slowdown.
September Existing Home Sales Jump 7%
Existing home sales came roaring back in September, rising by 7 percent with all four regions posting strong monthly gains, the National Association of Realtors reported Thursday.
September Housing Starts Slip; Pipeline Remains Strong
Housing starts fell slightly in September, the Census Bureau reported Wednesday, a blip in what has otherwise been a much improved year that, given supply chain issues, could have been even stronger.