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Investors Heavily Search Toll Brothers Inc. (TOL): Here Is What You Need to Know
November New-Home Sales Increase Less Than Expected
Durable Goods Orders, New Home Sales Data to Shape Tuesday's Markets
Toll Brothers Releases New Home Sites in Aurora Ridge at Great Sky Community in Cherokee County, Georgia
U.S. New-Home Sales Gain Despite Mortgage Pressures
November US New-Home Sales Rises Less Than Expected, Up Year-Over-Year
US New Home Sales Outpace Forecasts, Signaling a Robust Housing Market
Zacks Value Trader Highlights: Toll Brothers, United Rentals, Powell Industries, The Gap and Mr. Cooper
Existing Home Sales Climb in November: What's in for Homebuilders?
Home Buyers Becoming More 'Price Sensitive', Says Property Website
Approaching the 2008 financial crisis! Loan delinquency rate for Commercial Property in the USA has soared to 10.4%. Debt of 1.5 trillion is due next year.
Economic reporters warn that the loan delinquency rate for commercial Real Estate in the USA has surged to 10.4%, nearing the peak of the 2008 financial crisis, with $1.5 trillion in debt due next year.
Toll Brothers | 10-K: FY2024 Annual Report
Toll Brothers Announces New Luxury Home Community Coming Soon to Boerne, Texas
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.