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Is There a Housing Shortage?
It’s hard to imagine, given that the nation’s housing market is still digging itself out of an epic foreclosure crisis, that there just are not enough homes available to buy. That, apparently, is the case, according to the National Association … Continue reading
Posted in Real Estate News
Tagged Analytics, Association Of Realtors, Bac, Bank Of America, Buyer Interest, Chief Economist, Default Rate, Distressed Sales, Dozens, Five Months, Foreclosure, homes millbrae, Housing Market, Housing Shortage, Inventory Shortages, Market Cities, Nar, National Association Of Realtors, Price Increases, Rewards, Sacramento Ca
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Credit Clips Homebuilder Confidence
After a summer of significant monthly jumps in confidence among the nation’s home builders, fall appears to be bringing in a chill. Builder sentiment edged up just one point in October, according to an industry association index, but credit issues … Continue reading
Posted in Real Estate News
Tagged Appraisals, Association Index, Bethesda Maryland, Chief Economist, Constraints, Current Sales, David Crowe, Final Move, First Time Home, First Time Home Buyers, Home Builder, homes millbrae, Jane Fairweather, Low Interest Rates, Mortgage Money, Nahb, National Association Of Home Builders, Real Estate Agent, Sentiment, Tight Credit, Time Home Buyers
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Is Housing Recovering as Much as Everyone Thinks?
The news is finally good: Consumer sentiment in housing is at the highest level since the recovery began. Realtors say not only are buyers coming back, but much-needed sellers are too. Inventories of distressed properties are shrinking, and mortgage rates … Continue reading
Posted in Real Estate News
Tagged Actuality, Chief Economist, Consumer Sentiment, Distressed Properties, Doug Duncan, Fall And Winter, Fannie Mae, Halloween Time, homes millbrae, Housing Market, Inventories, Mortgage Rates, National Surveys, Price Changes, Price Declines, Price Increases, Record Lows, Seasonal Factors, Senior Vice President, Spring And Summer, Winter Chill
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After Brisk Summer, Pending Home Sales Drop in August
Fewer Americans signed contracts to buy existing homes in August. After gains in home sales over the spring and summer, an industry survey surprised expectations, registering a 2.6 percent drop in pending home sales from July. This drop forecasts that … Continue reading
Posted in Real Estate News
Tagged Association Of Realtors, Bulk Purchases, California Supplies, Cash Investors, Chief Economist, Contract Signings, Contracts, Economist Lawrence, Foreclosures, Heading, homes millbrae, Industry Survey, Market Investors, Midwest, National Association Of Realtors, New Homes Sales, Phoenix, Price Ranges, Sales Numbers, Southern California, Spring And Summer
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Home Builders Bullish for Fifth Straight Month
The nation’s once-beleaguered home builders are more confident than they have been in six years. A surge in new orders for homes, especially among the big public builders, pushed builder sentiment on an industry survey up three points to the … Continue reading
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Tagged Building Lots, Chief Economist, Confidence Survey, Current Sales, David Crowe, Economic Recovery, Federal Reserve, Fragile Nature, Future Sales, Goldman Sachs, Goldman Sachs Group, homes millbrae, Industry Survey, Inventories, Investor Confidence, Mortgage Backed Securities, Nahb, National Association Of Home Builders, New Construction, Red Flags, Tight Credit
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