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New Home Sales Downward Trend Continues

New home sales show little improvement from all time record lows. However home buidlers are optimistically starting construction for 50% more homes than are currently selling.

Posted bySteven Hansen27 October 201027 October 2010Posted inHome Sales and Home PricesTags: housing, new home sales2 Comments on New Home Sales Downward Trend Continues

Case-Shiller Home Prices Show Modest Loss in August

Case-Shiller and Clear Capital data are showing home prices starting into a new decline. This reinforces similar news from the NAR yesterday.

Posted bySteven Hansen26 October 201026 October 2010Posted inUncategorizedTags: Altos Research, Clear Capital, home prices, housing, NAR. Case-shiller

NAR Existing Home Prices Begin Anticipated Decline

Housing markets remain weak on a national scale and the outlook is degrading for the coming months.

Posted bySteven Hansen25 October 201025 October 2010Posted inHome Sales and Home PricesTags: existing home sales, housing, NAR2 Comments on NAR Existing Home Prices Begin Anticipated Decline

No Real Improvement in New Home Construction (except Apartments)

New home construction remains at very low levels, except for apartments.

Posted bySteven Hansen19 October 201019 October 2010Posted inHome Sales and Home PricesTags: housing, new homes3 Comments on No Real Improvement in New Home Construction (except Apartments)

Another View of Housing Price Trends

There are a number of logical scenarios for the housing market. Many of them indicate downside risk for prices.

Posted by行政16 October 201020 July 2011Posted inHome Sales and Home PricesTags: Case-Shiller, CoreLogic, housing, Rosenberg, Ted Kavadas2 Comments on Another View of Housing Price Trends

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