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NAR: Northeast Pending Home Sales Rose 2.1% in May
Year-over-year, contract signings rose in the Midwest and South, while they fell in the Northeast and West.
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U.S. Existing-Home Sales Fall Nearly 17% in April
WASHINGTON—Existing-home sales dropped in April, continuing what is now a two-month skid in sales brought on by the Coronavirus
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Metro Home Prices Rise in 96% of Metro Areas in First Quarter of 2020
WASHINGTON—Nearly all of the nation’s metro areas saw price growth and had minimal inventory increases in the first
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Majority of Realtors Report Sellers Haven’t Lowered Listing Prices
WASHINGTON—More than three in four Realtors (76%) currently working with sellers this week reported their clients haven’t reduced
Coronavirus
As Pending Sales Fall Sharply, NAR Says Housing Market Slump will be Temporary
WASHINGTON—Pending home sales fell in March as a result of the Coronavirus outbreak, according to the National Association of
Coronavirus
US Home Sales Increased Year-Over-Year Despite March Sales Decline Due to COVID-19 Impacts
WASHINGTON—Existing-home sales fell in March following a February that saw significant nationwide gains, according to the National Association of
Coronavirus
BREAKING NEWS: Empire State Development Deems Some Facets of Residential, Commercial Real Estate as ‘Essential’
ALBANY—Commercial and residential real estate brokers and agents received some welcome if not surprising news on April 1 when
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U.S. Existing-Home Sales Jump 6.5% in February
WASHINGTON—Existing-home sales climbed substantially in February after a slight decline in January, according to a report released by the
Coronavirus
NAR Survey: Half of Realtors Say Buyer Interest Has Decreased Due to the Coronavirus Outbreak
WASHINGTON—Nearly half of Realtors—48%—said home buyer interest had decreased due to the coronavirus outbreak, according to a
Coronavirus
NAR Helps Secure Key Provisions in Coronavirus Bill for Realtors
WASHINGTON—The U.S. Senate unanimously passed a $2-trillion COVID-19 compromise economic relief package on March 25. The bill now
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NAR Report Finds Minority Homeownership Rates Continue to Lag Behind National Average
WASHINGTON—The United States homeownership rate has recently seen a rebound to 65.1% in the fourth quarter of 2019
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Waning Housing Affordability Contributes To Slower Job Growth in Some U.S. Cities
WASHINGTON—Metro areas where affordability has worsened over the last five years have seen a decline in job growth during
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LEGAL CORNER: 2020 Vision: A Clear Focus on Fair Housing and Professionalism
In December, this column focused on the extensive multi-year investigation conducted by Newsday (see https://bit.ly/357OA3L) and the
