- Existing homes, starts jump in July
NEW YORK—Still riding high despite a modest uptick in interest rates, the broad U.S. housing market remained relatively strong during July as sales of existing homes rose to a record high and housing starts climbed to their highest level in 17 years. The only blip in the monthly picture was ......
- Single family home sales inch higher inOctober.
New single-family home sales edged up 1.7% in October following a dramatic downward revision to the preliminary estimate for September, the U.S. Commerce Department reported. October's seasonally adjusted annual rate of 728,000 units was 23.5% below a year ago. "The progressive tightening of mortgage, lending conditions during 2007 has been ......
- Home sales continue to build
NEW YORK — Undeterred by war fears, a persistently weak jobs outlook and increasingly credit-poor consumers, the broad U.S. housing market closed out the year on a remarkably resilient note, with all sectors climbing substantially higher during December. Sales of existing homes, by far the largest slice of the housing ......
- Home sales numbers climb up.
Sales of new single-family homes rose 2.1% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.222 million units in September, following downward revisions to the June, July and August rates, the U.S. Commerce Department reported recently. The September sales pace was 0.1% below a year ago. "Home builders are beginning to ......
- November A Drag for U.S. Housing Market
Washington — Weakened by rising mortgage interest rates, and further hampered by wet weather across parts of the country, the broad U.S. housing market softened substantially during November, with housing starts and sales of costly new homes both sliding down at a double-digit pace, and only sales of less expensive ......
- U.S. home sales fall n April
SYRACUSE - Despite a booming economy, new-home sales dropped in April, though they remain well above April 2003 levels, according to data from the U.S. Commerce Department. The pace of new, single-family homes sales decreased 11.8 percent from the upwardly revised March rate to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of ......
- New-home sales steam along at near-record pace
Sales of new single-family homes continued at a near-record pace in May, bumping up 2.1 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.298 million units, the U.S. Commerce Department reported recently. This was 4.4 percent higher than April of last year and much less than 1 percent behind the ......