US Home Prices Fall In ‘Unique Market’

Existing home prices in the US are falling. Or were falling. And for real this time. But with caveats. Prices tentatively dropped on a YoY basis in February, a milestone. US home prices hadn't fallen since 2012. One broker's data tipped the decline+ in early March, and the NAR subsequently reported a minuscule drop for February, the first in 131 months. On Thursday, the NAR's latest update on existing home sales found February's decline revised to show no change, but March's 0.9% drop was the

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2 thoughts on “US Home Prices Fall In ‘Unique Market’

  1. As “The West was responsible for the “nationwide” drop.”, perhaps your outpost search should consider the age-old advice – to “go west, young man”? You’re still young at heart, no?

  2. My mental image of you is already a lot Jack Torrence-y; I’m pretty sure you can handle the 3 snow days a year the Smokey Mountains are likely to throw at you. All work and no play makes Heisenberg a dull boy.

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