New Home Sales: January 2012
Today, the U.S. Census Department released its monthly New Residential Home Sales Report for January showing a monthly decline with sales dropping 0.97% since December but rising 3.55% above the level seen in January 2011 and remaining at an historically low level of 321K SAAR units.
It's important to recognize that the inventory of new homes has now fallen to a new series low at 151K units, lowest level seen in in at least 47 years while the median number of months for sale increased to 7.1.
The monthly supply declined to 5.6 months while the median selling price declined 9.57% and the average selling price declined 5.11% from the year ago level.
The following chart show the extent of sales decline to date (click for full-larger version).
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11 Comments:
Very good graph showing the real position of real estate. Whenever real estate booms there will always follow a bust sooner or later. Now is a good buying market but always take a long term view with real estate. If you are looking for short term profits don't buy real estate.
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Thanks for the great graph. I can never understand why people want to jump in and buy in a booming market. When investing if the numbers don't make sense don't buy.
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The declining rate of new homes for sale is a bit sad but for sure, the real estate will bounce back soon, big time. Still crossing my fingers for that to happen soooon enough!>
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