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More Millennials intend to buy: survey
Most Millennials that make over $50,000 a year are more interested in buying homes than they were a year ago, a recent survey by homebuilder PulteGroup, Inc. found. 65 percent of people between 18 and 34 who responded to the survey … Continue reading
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Homebuyers don’t always do what they say they will
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Tagged Association Of Realtors, Bhi, Consumer Names, Existing Home, Follow Up Letter, Home Shoppers, Homebuilders, Homebuyer, Homebuyers, Household Incomes, Likelihood, Marketing Study, Model Home, Names And Addresses, National Association Of Realtors, Question Survey, Questionnaire, Random Sample, Respondents, Survey Design
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Home Prices Rise, but Analysts See Pressure Ahead
While sales of existing homes are still on a bumpy road to recovery, home prices are seeing steady gains. Nationally, prices rose 2.6 percent in August, according to a repeat sales index from Lender Processing Services. Prices are up an … Continue reading
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Tagged Banks, Bumpy Road, Distressed Properties, Distressed Sales, Downward Pressure, Foreclosures, Housing Market, Investors, Las Vegas, Metro Markets, Mortgage Finance, Moving Average, Percentage Points, Phoenix, Precipitous Drop, Processing Services, Reo Properties, Repeat Sales, Respondents, Sales Index
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Homebuilders Get Boost, but Face Rocky Road
Sales of newly built homes in May hit the highest level in two years, and the median price of those homes was 5.6 percent higher than it was a year ago. The number of new homes now expected to sell … Continue reading
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Tagged Consumer Confidence, Delinquent Loans, Different Story, Economists, Foreclosure, Great News, Home Ownership, Homebuilders, Homeownership Rate, Housing Market, Housing Supply, Median Price, Mid West, Miller Tabak, New Homes, Respondents, Rocky Road, Sales Numbers, Time Homebuyer, Year One
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Mortgage Applications Point to Higher Priced Homes
A response to a recent RealtyCheck blog on home prices included the following: “Someone needs to explain to Ms. Olick what these “price declines” really represent because they most assuredly do not measure how much home values have changed. They … Continue reading
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Tagged Appetite, Borrowers, Diggle, Goldman Sachs, Home Values, Median Price, Midpoint, Mortgage Applications, Mortgage Bankers Association, Mortgage Credit, Mortgage Purchase, National Attention, Number Moves, Pulte Homes, Purchase Application, Respondents, Sachs Gs, Sentiment, Toll Brothers, Turnaround
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Rising Optimism in Housing Doesn’t Compute
An increasing number of Americans are starting to believe in home price appreciation again. Perhaps it’s the excitement of an early spring market, perhaps the fact that unemployment has been steadily easing, or perhaps just the fact that we haven’t … Continue reading
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Tagged 12 Months, Chief Economist, Data Providers, Doug Duncan, Early Spring, Economic Crisis, Excitement, Fannie Mae, Foreclosed Homes, Home Price Appreciation, Mortgage Rates, News Release, Optimism, Percentage Points, Price Expectations, Respondents, Six Months, Spring Market, Treacherous Waters, Unemployment
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Parsing Home Prices Proves Precarious
Another day, another double-dose of home price reports, a home sentiment survey and a weekly report on mortgage applications. All seem to point in different directions. Both Lender Processing Services and CoreLogic released home price data, the former for December … Continue reading
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Tagged Anecdotal Reports, Competitive Edge, Denver Real Estate, Distressed Properties, Double Dose, Fannie Mae, Federal Governments, First Timers, Foreclosures, Glenn Kelman, Housing Market, Mortgage Applications, Percentage Point, Percentage Points, Processing Services, Real Estate Agents, Redfin, Respondents, Spring Market, Weekly Mortgage
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Realtors Report Even Higher Cancellations; And It’s Not Why You Think
For the past several months, Realtors across the nation have been reporting an ever-increasing number of cancelled existing home sale contracts. The latest Realtors Confidence Index now puts the cancellation rate at 20 percent, way up from the historical norm … Continue reading
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Tagged Appraisals, Cancellation, Cancellations, Cold Feet, Confidence Index, Contracts, Crash, Distressed Property, Economic Conditions, Existing Home, Hadn, Housing Market, Jitters, Norm, Northwest Dc, Realtor, Realtors, Residential Street, Respondents, Uncertainty
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