Tag Archives: Severe Weather

Existing Home Sales Fall Less Than Expected

Posted on June 23, 2011 by Loren Bimler

Sales of existing homes fell 3.8 percent in May, not as deep a drop as some had forecast, to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.81 million units. April’s figure was revised down to 5 million. Potential homebuyers continue to … Continue reading →

Posted in Denver Real Estate News | Tagged 5 Million, Affordability, Association Of Realtors, Bargain Prices, Chief Economist, Current Sales, Distressed Properties, Distressed Sales, Existing Home Sales, Foreclosures, Gasoline Prices, Home Buyer, Homebuyers, Midwest, National Association Of Realtors, Price Decline, Regional Sales, Sales Pace, Severe Weather, Tax Credit | Comments Off

Can Lack of Inventory Save Housing?

Posted on May 17, 2011 by Loren Bimler

The current supply of homes on the market is the best indicator of the future health of the housing market. Let me say that again: Inventories matter. Despite the fact that inventories of newly constructed homes fell to a 7.3 … Continue reading →

Posted in Denver Real Estate News | Tagged Current Supply, Economist, Existing Home, Future Health, Holes In The Ground, Home Builder, Housing Market, Housing Starts, Inventories, Job Creation, National Climatic Data, New Job, Price Improvement, Redfin, Roadblock, Sales Pace, Severe Weather, Southeast Region, Tornadoes, Weather Story | Comments Off

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