Pending Home Sales: October 2011
Today, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) released their Pending Home Sales Report for October showing that home sales increased with the seasonally adjusted national index jumping a notable 10.41% since September and increasing 9.15% above the level seen in October 2010.
Meanwhile, the NARs chief economist Lawrence Yun hopes that today's numbers indicate that the buyers are coming back to the market.
"Home sales have been plodding along at a sub-par level while interest rates are hovering at record lows and there is a pent-up demand from buyers who normally would have entered the market in recent years. We hope this is indicates more buyers are taking advantage of the excellent affordability conditions..."
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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4 Comments:
While the national market may still be somewhat in limbo, up one month and down the next, there are some regional bright spots where recovery seems to be well on its way. Hopefully, markets like Austin Texas are leading the way for good things to come for us all.
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Tim Thornton, Realtor, at 3:42 AM
bright spots ?
Bill of Sales forms
Sd
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Ruby Claire, at 2:11 AM
Hi...Thanks for this wonderful post.Admiring the time and effort you put into your blog and detailed information.
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short sales in chicago, at 7:12 AM
Getting a house has been difficult for many buyers who had the money but not the requirements for a loan. That happens a lot but if bank won´t give a little, they will not have as many borrowers as they planned to have. Last year I spent holidays in buenos aires and asked people there how the real estate market was in Argentina. They said people were buying a lot since those investors who had money did not know what to do with it since the only sure investemnt was real estate.
Laura
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Laura, at 10:58 AM
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