Even though the Federal Reserve has raised rates 14 times in a row and is expected to raise rates once more, housing has absorbed those blows well. The market expects 2006 to be a strong year for housing.
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Tag Archives: National Association of Realtors
Home Sales Dip, but Demand May Rise
Sales of existing home sales dipped a bit in January from the previous month. But long-term interest rates are still low and employment is still strong. This may lead to a rise in demand for housing in the future.
Homeowners Can Still Refinance at Low Rates
Despite the fact that overall home sales were down slightly, home buyers still have an advantage with historically low long-term rates. Homeowners can also get low rates when looking to refinance.
Employment, Consumer Confidence Continue to Drive Housing
Though total existing home sales dip, that's no sign of the housing market weakening. Consumer confidence and strong employment keep driving housing performance.
Existing Home Sales Down 2.6%
The National Association of Realtors (NAR) reports home sales slipped in July. Find out what how this affects the housing market and what it means for you in the future.
Existing Home Sales Indicate Another Strong Year
June existing home sales rose 4.4% above the 7.02 million-unit level and mortgage rates are still near historic lows. Find out what this means for the coming year for housing.
Existing Home Sales Hit Record Pace in April
The National Association of Realtors reported today that existing home sales rose 4.5% in April coming in at a 7.18 million annual rate. Read more about today's report and the outlook for housing in 2005.
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