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Residential starts increased 7% last month after falling by the most in over a year in August, according to government data released Wednesday.
October 18 -
The triple threat of tight supply, elevated prices and historically high mortgage rates continues to weigh on sales, even as home builders are offering incentives to potential buyers.
September 26 -
Contract closings decreased 0.7% from a month earlier to a 4.04 million annualized pace, National Association of Realtors data showed Thursday.
September 21 -
On average since 1970, new home sales volumes decline 7% month-over-month in September and 13% quarter-over-quarter in the final months of the year, according to analysts.
September 18 -
Loan applications for single-family constructions jumped for the seventh month in a row, with increasing interest coming from first-time buyers, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
September 14 -
But some of the noise beneath the data suggests a possible transition might be underway, according to analysts.
August 31 -
Purchases of new single-family homes increased 4.4% to an annualized 714,000 pace after downward revisions to prior months, government data showed Wednesday.
August 23 -
The share is the largest on record for a second quarter, according to data from Redfin.
August 21 -
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 -
Residential starts increased 3.9% last month to a 1.45 million annualized rate, according to government data released Wednesday.
August 16