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Existing home sales get off to a great start this January

By Mike Wheatley | February 23, 2017
Existing home sales got off to a rapid start in 2017, reaching its fastest pace in almost a decade, according to the National Association of Realtors.
Featured News, Home Sales, US Real Estate

Existing home sales hit highest levels in a decade in 2016

By Mike Wheatley | January 25, 2017
The number of existing-home sales in 2016 ended at the highest level since the housing boom days, according to fresh data from the National Association of Realtors.
Home Buying, US Real Estate

Existing-home sales rise for 3rd straight month in November, hit 9-year high

By Mike Wheatley | December 23, 2016
The Northeast saw a big surge in existing-home sales this November, while smaller gains in the South also helped to push existing-home sales up nationwide for the third consecutive month
Featured News, Residential, US Real Estate

Home sales, inventory crash as residential real estate declines sharply in August

By Mike Wheatley | September 23, 2016
The NAR blamed low inventories and rising home prices for the decline, noting that the Northeast – an area where inventory levels are significantly higher – was the only region to see an increase in sales.
Residential, US Real Estate

Americans Want New Homes, But Few Can Afford One

By Mike Wheatley | May 8, 2014
Forty-one percent of Americans say they prefer a new home compared to 21 percent who say they prefer an existing home, according to a new survey of more than 2,000 adults conducted by Harris Poll on behalf of Trulia.
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