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Existing Home Sales Surge To Strongest Annual Increase In Over Three YearsEconomists Are Attributing the Rise in Homebuying to Steady Job Growth
The Fed's Rate Cuts Were Supposed to Make Borrowing Cheaper. So Why Is It Harder Than Ever to Buy a House?
November Home Sales Post Biggest Annual Gain Since 2021 -- 2nd Update
Mortgage Rates Climb for First Time in a Month, Landing at 6.72%
Home Sales Rebound as Buyers Seize a Dip in Mortgage Rates. Could the Bump Be Short-lived?
November Home Sales Post Biggest Annual Gain Since 2021 -- WSJ
USA existing home sales unexpectedly reached the largest year-on-year increase in three years, with home prices accelerating to new highs, and investors are adopting a wait-and-see attitude.
In November, existing home sales in the USA exceeded expectations, surpassing the annualized rate of 4 million units for the first time in six months, indicating that homebuyers are accepting mortgage loan rates above 6%. The Mortgage Bankers Association expects that mortgage loan rates will remain above 6% for at least the next two years. The median sales price for existing homes rose by 4.7% year-on-year in November, reaching $406,100, setting a record high for November.
November US Existing Home Sales Rise Faster Than Expected, Strongest Reading Since March
Mortgage Rates Creating 'Tug-of-war' With Affordability: Fannie Mae
Capital Square Fully Subscribes DST Offering of Build-for-Rent Community Near Chattanooga, Tennessee, in Record Time
HELOCs Drop to New Annual Lows as the Fed Meets, but Home Equity Loans Rise
Here's How Much You Would Have Made Owning D.R. Horton Stock In The Last 5 Years
The construction of single-family residences in the USA rebounded in November, but policy uncertainty may become a new obstacle.
A report released by the USA Department of Commerce on Wednesday shows that as the impact of the hurricane gradually weakens, there is a rebound in single-family Residence construction in the USA in November.
Trending Stocks Today | Micron Technology Declines 14.29% Post-Market
December 18th - US stocks trending post-market.Losers: $Micron Technology(MU.US)$ drops 14.29% to $89.05 with a turnover of $946.73 million. $Quantum Computing(QUBT.US)$ slides 5.14% to $24.36 with
Shares of Homebuilders, Construction and Household Durables Stocks Are Trading Lower Amid Overall Market Weakness Following the Fed's Rate Decision to Cut Rates by 25 Basis Points.
In the Wake of D.R. Horton, Inc.'s (NYSE:DHI) Latest US$3.3b Market Cap Drop, Institutional Owners May Be Forced to Take Severe Actions
Fed Decision, Micron Earnings, Housing Data: What to Watch
December Homebuilder Confidence Holds Steady; Sales Optimism Hits Nearly Three-Year High
DR Horton Is Maintained at Overweight by Wells Fargo
D.R. Horton Analyst Ratings