Redfin, Seattle, reported that newly built properties made up 31.4% of single-family homes on the market in the second quarter, due in large part to continued supply constraints.
Tag: New Home Sales
New Home Sales Down From May, but Up From Last Year
Sales of new single-family homes in June hit a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 697,000, according to estimates jointly released by the U.S. Census Bureau and HUD.
New Home Sales Down From May, but Up From Last Year
Sales of new single-family homes in June hit a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 697,000, according to estimates jointly released by the U.S. Census Bureau and HUD.
New Home Sales Down From May, but Up From Last Year
Sales of new single-family homes in June hit a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 697,000, according to estimates jointly released by the U.S. Census Bureau and HUD.
With Homeowners Sitting, Buyers Turn to New Homes
March new home sales jumped by nearly 10 percent from February, HUD and the Census Bureau reported Tuesday, as home buyers turned away from existing home sales.
February New Home Sales Rise, But Revisions Put Damper on Report
New home sales improved in February, HUD and the Census Bureau reported Thursday, the third straight monthly increase, but only because of downward revisions to previous months.
New Home Sales Start New Year on Strong Note
January new home sales offered good news for an industry starved of good news as of late.
MBA Chart of the Week: New, Existing Home Sales
We are forecasting a weak start to 2023 for the housing market. Driven by a recession in the first half of the year and a continuation of the trends outlined above, we expect a 13% drop in existing home sales and a 4% decrease in new home sales for 2023, following 16% decreases in both segments in 2022.
November New Home Sales Up 5.8%
New home sales beat expectations in November, HUD and the Census Bureau reported over the holiday season, rising by nearly 6 percent from October.
October New Home Sales Beat Expectations
October new home sales rose by 7.5 percent from September, beating consensus expectations, the Census Bureau and HUD reported Wednesday.