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Home Supply Plummets

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At the current sales pace, the nation’s complete supply of new homes would be sold in just 5 month’s time. With mortgage rates exceptionally low, this could be the best time to buy.

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Still, for all of its flaws, the Home Price Index is watched because the government, banks and businesses all use the report as a very general forecast of the market. It’s just not related to the price that you will end up paying for that home.

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April revealed another good month of home sales, in part fueled by the first time home buyer tax credit expiration and continued low, low mortgage rates.

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Existing Home Sales rose in March, as expected. The first time homebuyer tax credit continues to fuel higher sales figures.

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We’ve been getting a surge of traffic lately on questions related to whether the first time home buyer tax credit will be extended.

In a word (or few), no and it doesn’t need to be. Housing and the economy are both slowly, but surely, in recovery mode.

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After a strong March showing and a surprise upward-revision for February, are, once again, trending better.

It’s yet another signal that the housing market nationwide is stabilized.

A Housing Start is a new home on which construction has started and, over the last 6 [...]

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A Housing Start is a new home on which construction has started and, over the last 6 months, home builders are averaging one half-million starts per month. This marks the highest 6-month average since 2008 and a reading one-fifth percent better from 12 months ago. Revisions to prior data have all been higher, too.

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We’re now in a 10-day mortgage rate rally that started on April 5th and could not have been better timed for first time home buyers.

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The housing market is surging right now.  In part this is fueled by the , but let’s be honest:  The Continue Reading

If you’re under contract for a home and plan to close in May, consider a closing date other than Friday May 28, 2010.

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