Pending Home Sales: August 2011
Today, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) released their Pending Home Sales Report for August showing home sales declined with the seasonally adjusted national index dropping 1.2% since July but increasing 7.7% above the level seen in August 2010.
Meanwhile, the NARs chief economist Lawrence Yun suggests that the weather played a part regionally while acknowledging that sales have been soft overall.
"The biggest monthly decline was in the Northeast, which was significantly disrupted by Hurricane Irene in the closing weekend of August ... But broadly speaking, contract signing activity has been holding in a narrow range for many months."
The following chart shows the seasonally adjusted national pending home sales index along with the percent change on a year-over-year basis as well as the percent change from the peak set in 2005 (click for larger version).
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6 Comments:
Home Builder Fort Eustis the National Association of Realtors (NAR) released their Pending Home Sales Report for August showing home sales declined with the seasonally adjusted national index dropping 1.2% since July but increasing 7.7% above the level .
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james burns, at 6:02 AM
New Homes Fort Lee VAthe seasonally adjusted national pending home sales index along with the percent change on a year-over-year basis as well as the percent change from the peak set in 2005.
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james burns, at 6:04 AM
Impeachment.
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Anonymous, at 6:55 PM
can people afford to buy a house now that unemployment rate the economic status is still dwindling down? obviously not.
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Stafford Homes for Sale, at 1:39 PM
foreclosure rate increasing, and sales decreasing..sad reality for the US.
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Portland Homes for Sale, at 1:41 PM
how can interested home buyers pursue home ownership if they d not have the job to support them with the financing. let us just hope that this economic recession will soon come to an end.
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Mission Viejo Homes for Sale, at 1:45 PM
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