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Monthly median house sales price since 1990: The September 2023 median price declined slightly from August, but was up 2.5% year-over-year. |
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U.S. median house sales price appreciation since 1990. Over the longer term, homeownership has typically been a great builder of household wealth. |
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Median condo/co-op sales prices since 2000. In markets in which they are common, condos & co-ops are usually a more affordable alternative to houses. |
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Certainly one of the most important factors in housing markets since 2022 began has been the increase in interest rates, which has continued in recent months. |
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Using 12-month-rolling-average data, a broad illustration of the huge decline in the number of new listings coming on market over the past 6 years. |
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Monthly number of homes for sale: The decline in new listings amid rebounding buyer demand in 2023 has deeply affected supply. |
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Months Supply of Inventory (MSI) measures the strength of buyer demand as compared to the supply of listings for sale. |
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Price reductions have been climbing since spring, a common seasonal trend, especially as we get closer to the mid-winter holiday slowdown. |
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Monthly number of sales: Economic conditions and low inventory have dramatically impacted monthly and 12-month sales volumes. |
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Days on market: Generally speaking, homes continue to sell quite quickly, though not quite as quickly as during the height of the pandemic boom. |
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As a percentage of total sales, all-cash purchases hit their highest point in 9 years, tying the percentage hit earlier this year. |
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Inflation, the Fed's greatest concern, has plunged from its mid-2022 high, but has not seen the desired level of improvement in recent months. |
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Employment has remained very strong - in fact too strong for many economists and investors watching the Fed and inflation numbers. |
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