(Bloomberg) -- US homebuilder sentiment declined in May for the first time in six months as mortgage rates above 7% kept buyers on the sidelines and weighed on expectations. Most Read from ...
indicating that confidence amongst homebuilders is improving. That said, readings below 50 signal that the majority views conditions as remaining poor, suggesting that the US housing sector ...
US homebuilder confidence dropped more than expected this month as mortgage rates continued to hover above 7%, according to National Association of Home Builders and Wells Fargo data released ...
Sales of new U.S. single-family homes fell more than expected in April amid a resurgence in mortgage rates and higher prices, ...
U.S. existing home sales unexpectedly fell in April as higher mortgage rates and house prices weighed on demand, dealing ...
Home sales slipped 1.9% last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.14 million units, the National Association of ...
Homebuilder confidence deteriorated considerably in May. Economists do not expect a significant decline in mortgage rates until the Federal Reserve starts cutting interest rates. The U.S. central ...
Last month's decline, which pushed the index into contraction territory for the first time since June 2020, sparked fears ...
Homebuilder confidence deteriorated considerably in May. The median new house price increased 3.9% to $433,500 in April from a year ago. Most of the new homes sold last month were in the $300,000-$499 ...
Homebuilder confidence deteriorated considerably in May. The median new house price increased 3.9% to $433,500 in April from a year ago. Most of the new homes sold last month were in the $300,000-$499 ...
Homebuilder confidence deteriorated considerably in May. Economists do not expect a significant decline in mortgage rates until the Federal Reserve starts cutting interest rates. The U.S. central ...
U.S. existing home sales unexpectedly fell in April as higher mortgage rates and house prices weighed on demand, dealing ...