According to Wall Street Journal, exisiting home sales were up 0.8% in May. This ends a two-month streak of declines. (WSJ.com)
Although sales of existing homes rose slightly in May, sales held near historically low levels. A sign that buyers are staying away because of high home prices. (WSJ.com)
Above 6.5% interest rates coupled with high home prices are keeping buyers away. (WSJ.com)
The number of homes for sale is rising, but affordability remains a challenge compared with six years prior. (WSJ.com)
According to Zillow, “As buyers are gaining negotiating power, price growth is slowing. About one in four listings on Zillow got a price cut in May, the highest proportion for any May since at least 2018.”
Lawrence Yun, National Association of Realtor’s Chief Economist, states, “Consumers are not getting into the market. I would attribute that to the affordability challenge.”
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