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The U.S. Real Estate Industry: Standard & Poor’s Addresses The Top Investor Questions

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New Home Sales Dropped By 8.4% To 350,000 In June

U.S. new home sales dropped by 8.4% to a 350,000 annualized unit rate in June. This was much weaker than the 369,000 unit rate expected by consensus and our 360,000 unit forecast. However, it comes after the prior three months were upwardly revised to add another 33,000 units to total sales. May sales, in particular, [...]

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U.S. House Prices Should Generally Rise Going Forward, But Not Without Some Dips

U.S. home prices started to rise in recent months, and Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services expects this to continue into the summer, given the seasonal trends of the past few years. We don’t expect this rise to be uninterrupted, however. Prices will likely dip again later this year as newly foreclosed properties reach the market, [...]

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U.S. Existing Home Sales Fell By 5.4% To 4.37 Million Units In June

U.S. existing home sales fell by 5.4% to an annualized 4.37 million unit rate in June, which was weaker than the 4.62 million units expected by consensus though it comes after May was upwardly revised to 4.62 million units from 4.55 million units previously. Single family sales dropped by 5.1% to a 3.9 million unit [...]

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U.S. New Home Sales Jump 7.6% To 369,000 Units In May

U.S. new home sales jumped by 7.6% over April to 369,000 units in May, which was stronger than the 346,000 unit rate expected by consensus and the best level since April 2010. New home sales are now 19.8% above the 308,000 unit rate seen in May 2011. On a month-over-month basis, the jump in total [...]

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New Home Sales Rise 3.3% to 343,000 in April

New home sales advanced 3.3% m/m to an annualized pace of 343,000 units in April, stronger than the 335,000 expected by consensus and after sales for March were revised up to 332,000 from an original reading of 328,000. April sales in the Midwest, West and Northeast reported monthly gains (up 28.2%, 27.5% and 7.7%, respectively), [...]

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Economic Update: U.S. New Home Sales Fell 1.6% in February

U.S. new home sales fell 1.6% in February to a 313,000 units pace. The reading was weaker than the 325,000 units expected by consensus and comes after January was revised down to a 318,000 unit pace (was 321,000), though at least December was revised up to a 336,000 unit pace (was 324,000). In contrast to [...]

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January New Home Sales Fell 0.9% To A 321,000 Pace

New single-family home sales fell 0.9% to a 321,000 unit pace in January, though comes after the month before was sharply upwardly revised to a 324,000 unit pace (was 307,000 units). The reading was also a bit stronger than the 315,000 unit pace expected by consensus. Sales were mixed across regions, with the Northeast and [...]

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NEW HOME SALES ROSE 1.6% TO 315,000 UNITS IN NOVEMBER

November new home sales rose 1.6% to an annualized 315,000 units, which was a bit stronger than the 312,000 expected by consensus, and comes after October sales were upwardly revised to a 310,000 unit reading (was 307,000). New home sales are up 9.8% over last November. By region, the Northeast and the West sale sharp [...]

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New Home Sales Plus Foreclosure Data

October New Home Sales were 307,000 units, up from the revised 303,000 in September but a bit lower than the figure reported last month.  Over the last 13 months new home sales averaged about the same 303,000 units. The inventory represents 6.3 months supply at current sales rates.  The market is, at best, flat and [...]

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