The following graph shows existing home sales Not Seasonally Adjusted (NSA).
http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/20...existing.html?
The following graph shows existing home sales Not Seasonally Adjusted (NSA).
http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/20...existing.html?
Bill McBride @calculatedrisk 7m7 minutes ago
Case-Shiller: National House Price Index increased 4.7% year-over-year in November
http://goo.gl/fb/snSyU6
Bloomberg TV @BloombergTV 18m18 minutes ago
BREAKING: Home Prices in 20 U.S. Cities Increased 4.3% in November
http://bloom.bg/1tkCob0
Steve Collins @TradeDesk_Steve 21m21 minutes ago
Case Shiller almost exactly as expected .... rate of increase 4.3 / 4.65 % yy as expected
BI: Markets @themoneygame 22m22 minutes ago
CASE-SHILLER: HOME PRICES CLIMBED 0.7% (+0.6% Estimated)
http://read.bi/1JzMZD1
Conor Sen @conorsen 4m4 minutes ago
Best new home sales print since June 2008.
Bloomberg TV @BloombergTV 3m3 minutes ago
BREAKING: U.S. December new-home sales rise to 481,000 annual rate.
http://bloom.bg/1Eoz5Ui
BI: Markets @themoneygame 5m5 minutes ago
HUGE BEAT: New home sales surge 11.6% in December (+2.7% expected) http://read.bi/1H5WOuM
Leave out the FACTS..
7 straight months of revisions DOWNWARD on previous GREAT numbers!!!
Pending Home Sales Tumble In December
Pending home sales tumbled 3.7% in December, widely missing expectations.
Over the prior year, pending home sales rose 8.5% in December, but far less than what economists had been expecting.
http://www.businessinsider.com/december-pending-home-sales-2015-1
Bill McBride @calculatedrisk 20m20 minutes ago
NAR: Pending Home Sales Index decreased 3.7% in December, up 6.1% year-over-year
http://goo.gl/fb/Z7HRH7
Last edited by Godwit; 01-29-2015 at 09:25 AM.
What? I thought everything was rosy in the housing world.
St. Louis Fed @stlouisfed 4h4 hours ago
Vacancy rate for rental housing fell to 7% (NSA) in Q4 from 7.4 in Q3 and 8.2 in 2013:Q4
http://bit.ly/1yTzYfw
Bill McBride @calculatedrisk 2h2 hours ago
Report: Foreclosures Increase in January, "Clearing the deck"
http://goo.gl/fb/nb6NoI
From the link --
“Our agents’ REO and distress business has wound considerably down over the last two years,” said Mark Hughes, Chief Operating Officer at First Team Real Estate, covering the Southern California market. “Despite a bit of an extension to this wind-down process due to delayed actions created by the Homeowner Bill of Rights in 2013, we are preparing that this is really a final push to clear the decks of the a still disproportionate amount of distressed homes and finally bring the market back to a more stability.”