There were fewer more affordably priced, newly constructed homes sold in September, according to a recently released report.
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New-Home Sales Decline, but So Do Their Prices
In a typical seasonal shift, new-home sales slowed their roll in August. But more of the properties under contract were priced for first-time buyers.
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Existing-Home Sales Rise as Prices Start to Drop
Existing-home prices typically begin dropping in August and are expected to fall even further this year. What does this mean for buyers and sellers?
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Get Out Your Checkbooks: Why It’s a Good Time to Buy New Homes
As prices on new homes dipped (unlike the soaring temperatures), buyers raced to snap up these newly constructed residences at a breakneck pace.
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Lack of New Construction Will Make Housing Crunch Even Crunchier
Builders applied for fewer permits to construct new homes in July—a strong indicator that fewer abodes will go up in the coming months.
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New Home Sales—and Prices—Fell in May, and Here’s Why
Despite the growing desperation of buyers to secure their dream homes, sales and prices of newly constructed residences fell in May, says a new report.
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