Housing Indicators
|
Sales (Oct) |
Median price |
Housing Starts (Sept) |
New Home Sales (Aug) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5.22 million units* | $255,400 | 1,228,000* | 553,000 * |
*seasonally adjusted annual rate
U.S. Economic Outlook (PDF 131KB)
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December 19: November Existing-Home Sales
December 28: November Pending Home Sales Index
January 22: December Existing-Home Sales
January 30: December Pending Home Sales Index
February 12: 4th Qtr. Metro Home Prices
February 21: January Existing-Home Sales
February 27:January Pending Home Sales Index
March 22:February Existing-Home Sales
March 28:February Pending Home Sales Index
Investment volume made a 17 percent jump from a year ago, small cap markets rebounded, and the shortage of available commercial inventory was the top concern for REALTORS®.
This infographic takes a look at the generosity and community engagement of REALTORS®: 66 percent volunteer monthly; 82 percent donate money annually.
In Q3 2018, investment sales were up, sales volume rose by 1.6 percent on a yearly basis, and cap rates moved sideways. Low inventory remained the principal concern for REALTORS®, as a wide pricing gap between buyers and sellers affected over 20 percent of respondents. Prices grew 1.4 percent year-over-year. Leasing activity trended upward, as vacancies experienced upward pressures.
