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Tag Archives: Spring Market
Rising Optimism in Housing Doesn’t Compute
An increasing number of Americans are starting to believe in home price appreciation again. Perhaps it’s the excitement of an early spring market, perhaps the fact that unemployment has been steadily easing, or perhaps just the fact that we haven’t … Continue reading
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Tagged 12 Months, Chief Economist, condos, Data Providers, Doug Duncan, Early Spring, Economic Crisis, Excitement, Fannie Mae, Foreclosed Homes, Home Price Appreciation, homes, Mortgage, Mortgage Rates, news, News Release, Optimism, Percentage Points, Price Expectations, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate News, Respondents, Six Months, Spring Market, townhomes, Treacherous Waters, Unemployment
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Did Warm Winter Steal Spring Housing?
As if we really needed a reminder that today’s housing market is still very fragile, the first installment in a slew of housing data to be released this week came in below expectations. Home builder sentiment, as measured by the … Continue reading
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Tagged Breaking Ground, Buyer Credit, Chief Economist, condos, Current Sales, David Crowe, Distressed Properties, Economic Trends, First Installment, Home Builder, homes, Housing Market, Isi Group, Mortgage, Nahb, National Association Of Home Builders, news, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate News, Record Highs, Sentiment, Slew, Spring Market, townhomes, Warm Weather, Warm Winter, Weather Temperatures
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Parsing Home Prices Proves Precarious
Another day, another double-dose of home price reports, a home sentiment survey and a weekly report on mortgage applications. All seem to point in different directions. Both Lender Processing Services and CoreLogic released home price data, the former for December … Continue reading
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Tagged Anecdotal Reports, Competitive Edge, condos, Denver Real Estate, Distressed Properties, Double Dose, Fannie Mae, Federal Governments, First Timers, Foreclosures, Glenn Kelman, homes, Housing Market, Mortgage, Mortgage Applications, news, Percentage Point, Percentage Points, Processing Services, Real Estate, Real Estate Agents, real estate business, Real Estate News, Redfin, Respondents, Spring Market, townhomes, Weekly Mortgage
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Home Sales Bounce: Catching up to Spring?
Sales of existing homes took an unexpected and rare jump in August, rising 7.7 percent from July. Realtors say it’s the result of delayed sales from the spring market, which they previously characterized as disappointing. The results were unexpected because … Continue reading
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Tagged Cancellations, Cash Purchases, condos, Conforming Loan Limits, Consumer Confidence, Contract Signings, Distressed Properties, Existing Home Sales, Global Economy, homes, Housing Market, Miller Tabak, Mojo, Mortgage, Mortgage Applications, Mortgage Volume, news, Old News, Price Increases, Price Stabilization, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate News, Record Lows, Respite, Sales Contract, Spring Market, townhomes
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Homebuilders Face New Hurdles
Builders are on track to construct the fewest single family homes in history this year. Total housing starts in July were down 1.7 percent, month to month, which may not sound like a lot, but when you break the number … Continue reading
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Tagged 15 Minutes, Bowie Md, condos, Construction Site, Consumer Confidence, Country Business, Debt Issue, Escalation, Executive Vice, Gas Prices, Home Ownership Rate, Homebuilders, homes, Hurdles, Last Winter, Mid Atlantic, Miller Tabak, Mortgage, news, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate News, Rockville Md, Single Family, Spring Market, townhomes, Turmoil, Unemployment
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Home Builders Face New Hurdles
Builders are on track to construct the fewest single family homes in history this year. Total housing starts in July were down 1.7 percent, month to month, which may not sound like a lot, but when you break the number … Continue reading
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Tagged Bowie Md, condos, Construction Site, Consumer Confidence, Country Business, Dc Beltway, Debt Issue, Escalation, Gas Prices, Global Insight, Home Builders, Home Ownership Rate, homes, Hurdles, Last Winter, Mid Atlantic, Miller Tabak, Mortgage, news, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate News, Rockville Md, Single Family, Spring Market, townhomes, Turmoil, Vp
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Home Price Headlines Hide the True Picture
How do I loathe home price day? Let me count the ways. The rash generalizations, the seasonal vs. non-seasonal adjustment confusion, the month-to-month vs. year-over-year, the contention among all the varied home price reports from the various and varied entities … Continue reading
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Tagged Apples To Apples, Blitzer, Case Shiller Home Price Index, Cnbc, condos, Contention, Different Seasons, Distressed Properties, Eight Months, First Time Buyers, Generalizations, Home Price Index, homes, Lows, Mortgage, news, Rash, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate News, Realty Check, S David, S Market, Seasonal Adjustment, Seasonal Adjustments, Seasonality, Spring Market, townhomes
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