Existing-Home Sales
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The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS Existing-Home Sales Series is the premier measurement of the residential real estate market. On or about the 25th of each month, NAR releases statistics on sales and prices of existing single-family homes for the nation and the four regions.
Existing-home Sales includes sales of single-family, town homes, condominiums and co-ops, based on transaction closing.
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Home Sales Forecast Upgraded in May Outlook
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Mortgage Rates Expected to Move Lower in 2025 and 2026
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Economy Enters 2025 on Strong Footing as Markets Digest Policy Uncertainty
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Higher Mortgage Rates Likely to Keep Existing Home Sales Near Multi-Decade Lows
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Housing Market Unlikely to Thaw in 2025 Due to Affordability Challenges and 'Lock-in Effect'
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Expert Panel Upwardly Revises Home Price Growth Outlook, Still Expects Deceleration in 2025 and 2026
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Recent Rate Run-Up Expected to Keep Existing Home Sales Near Historic Lows Through 2025
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Housing Confidence Inches Higher Amid Record-High Optimism Toward Mortgage Rates
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Existing Home Sales on Pace to Hit Nearly 30-Year Low, Despite Recently Lower Rates
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Sluggish Home Sales Expected as Consumers Hold Out for Improved Affordability
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Home Price Growth Expected to Moderate as Listings Outpace Sales
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Higher Rate Environment Projected to Dampen Housing Activity Through 2024
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Hot Economy, Inflation Likely to Keep Rates 'Higher for Longer'
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Home Prices Moved Up Another 1.7% to Start the Year
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Higher Mortgage Rate Forecast Leads to Decline in 2024 Home Sales Expectations
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Housing Activity Expected to Pick Up in 2024 as Rates Move Lower
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Mortgage Rates Expected to Dip Below 6 Percent in 2024, Boosting Home Sales
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Economy Expected to Slow in 2024, Rebound in 2025
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Jump in Long-Term Interest Rates Expected to Weigh on Economy
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Unusual Housing Market Dynamics Contributing to Stall in Consumer Sentiment
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Recession Remains Likely as Credit Conditions Tighten
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Housing Sector Awaits Improvement in Affordability; Modest Recession Still Expected
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Elevated Inflation, Higher Interest Rates Expected to Take Toll on Consumer Spending
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Supply and Labor Constraints Continue to Hinder Economic Growth, Home Sales
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U.S. Economic Health Heavily Dependent on COVID-19 Path
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2020 U.S. Economic Forecast Upgraded Despite Heightened Risks
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Economic Growth Expectations Improve Slightly, Remain Tied to Broader COVID-19 Recovery
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U.S. Economic Growth Expectations Largely Unchanged as Lockdown Restrictions Ease
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Real GDP Growth Expected to Contract Sharply in the Second Quarter
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Fannie Mae Holds 2019 Forecast Steady at 2.2 Percent Growth and One Fed Rate Hike
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Economic Growth Rebound Is in the Cards, but Fiscal and Monetary Policy Could Shuffle the Deck
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U.S. loan demand for home purchase hits 19-month high: MBA
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A Decent, but Not Great, Second Half of the Year Expected for U.S. Economy
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Economic Growth on the Upswing, With a Few Emerging Soft Spots
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Consumer Spending Expected to Bolster Economic Growth Outlook for Second Half of 2016
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Economic Growth Outlook Unchanged for Second Half of 2016, but Post-Brexit Uncertainty Casts Shadow
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Economic Growth Expected to Weather Headwinds
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Second Half Growth Expected to Outweigh Recent Market Volatility

