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US homes sales rose in February as homebuyers seized on easing mortgage ratesSales of previously occupied U.S. homes picked up in February from the previous month as home shoppers took advantage of easing mortgage ra...- US existing home sales drop to more than two-year low in JanuaryU.S. existing home sales tumbled to the lowest level in more than two years in January as falling inventory raised house prices.
- Mortgage rates hit one-year low: 30-Year mortgage rate falls to 6.19% - should you buy a home now?Mortgage rates fall: Homebuyers are finding relief as the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate has dropped to 6.19 percent. This is the lowe...
- US existing home sales dip to 9-month low on high costsExisting home sales in the U.S. have plummeted to a nine-month low, primarily due to soaring home prices and elevated mortgage rates. The N...
- US existing home sales beat expectations in FebruarySales of previously owned homes in the United States rose 4.2 percent in February, surpassing analysts' expectations, as rising inventory e...
- US housing crisis over? Home sales data of October sheds light on shortage days after Trump's winIs the US housing crisis over? The home sales data of October sheds light on the housing crisis of America, a problem that US has been grap...
- US housing crisis worsens as home sales fall to lowest level since 2010. When will this crunch end?US housing crisis: Amid the worsening housing crisis in the United States, the existing-home sales dropped to a nearly 14-year low in Septe...
- U.S. existing home sales drop 1.9% in April, pushed lower by high rates and high pricesExisting home sales fell 1.9% to 4.14 million in April, with median prices rising to $407,600. Lawrence Yun expressed frustration over the ...
- Sales of US homes slip in March as mortgage rates still highThe National Association of Realtors (NAR) reported a 4.3 percent drop in existing home sales in March, driven by elevated mortgage rates. ...
- US home sales rise in February by most in a yearIn February, existing home sales soared by 9.5% to a rate of 4.38 million, the highest since February 2023. This surge was driven by increa...
- Homes are not sweet anymore? US Housing market sales hit lowest in yearsIn the US, housing sales decreased 20.2 per cent from the previous year and 5.9 per cent from the month of June to July.
- Rising prices, interest rates cool US home sales in AprilSales fell 2.4 percent compared to March to an annual rate of 5.61 million, seasonally adjusted, which was 5.9 percent lower than April 202...
- Indians among top investors in residential property in USReferring to the value of the Indian rupee, the report says it depreciated modestly (by 2%) relative to the dollar over the entire survey p...
- Pending US home sales rise 5.2 pc in JulyThe number of buyers who signed contracts to purchase previously occupied US homes increased in July but remained well below last year's le...
- US home sales higher for second month in rowUS existing home sales rose 2.4 percent in May, marking the first back-to-back monthly increase since 2005, an industry group said on Tuesd...
- US home sales slip another 3.1 per centExisting US home sales fell 3.1 percent in October as buyers remained on the sidelines amid economic uncertainty, the National Association ...
- Almost half buying homes for first time: SurveyLow home prices and excess supply helped drive a rise in first-time US home buyers and reduce excess inventory, according to a study releas...
- Realtors say existing US home sales rose in JulySales of existing homes rose 3.1 percent in July, easily beating Wall Street's expectations, as buyers snapped up deeply discounted propert...
- US home resales slip another 2 percentSales of existing US homes fell two percent in March, an industry group reported Tuesday in a report underscoring the extended slump in the...
- Feb home sales indicate a faltering US housing marketHomeowners and investors hunting for any indication that the housing market has bottomed out didn't get it on Tuesday.
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