With new home sales rising, the U.S. housing market is showing growth prospects
The Spring selling season starts in March and lasts through May-June thanks to warmer weather after a chilly winter and buyers' inclination to move to a new house before the next school calendar starts....
U.S. builder confidence has risen for the second consecutive month to the highest level since September 2022.
housing ETFs are gaining in prices (due to a fall in rates) in 2023 despite a continued decline in existing home sales.
The U.S. housing market has suffered a lot this year. However, mortgage rates are falling lately. Can it lead to a rebound in home building ETFs?
The housing market is cooling down this year, given rising mortgage rates, higher home prices, falling home sales and rising inventories.
Home prices are falling fast resulting in higher affordability. Rates are also showing signs of cooling down to start October.
Markets are looking to break a five-day losing streak, and it looks like we're off to a decent start.
The U.S. housing sector scenario seems tough due to persistently high inflation levels and rising borrowing costs.
The housing market is entering the "most significant contraction in activity since 2006."