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Home price growth slowed further in October

Housing Wire

These declines, of course, came after very strong price increases in late 2021 and the first half of 2022,” Craig Lazzara, the managing director of S&P DJI , said in a statement. All 20 cities analyzed posted lower price increase in the year ending October 2022 as compared to the year ending September 2022.

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Dave Stevens on understanding this housing market

Housing Wire

It created a massive demand for home purchases as consumers competed to win a sales contract and get a home with a low single digit interest rate. It means a massive contraction in demand for mortgages, tighter margins, corporate layoffs and “right-sizing,” and concerns about what the future may hold.

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August 2023 Massachusetts Housing Report

Lamacchia Realty

compared to August 2022, would-be sellers are concerned about jumping into the market. 2023: 6,344 2022: 7,078 2021: 8,891 Pending Home Sales: The number of homes placed under contract is down by 21.5% when compared to August 2022. when compared to August 2022. when compared to August 2022.

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Fed’s Beige Book predicts further uncertainty for the housing market  

Housing Wire

Following dampened activity from buyers, sellers provided increased concessions, such as temporary rate buydowns or paying closing costs to complete sales, the report noted. ” In the Dallas district, housing outlooks worsened, with those interviewed expecting “further erosion in sales and home starts in the near term.”

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May 2023 Massachusetts Housing Report

Lamacchia Realty

compared to May 2022, would-be sellers are concerned about jumping into the market. 2023: 8,287 2022: 10,143 2021: 9,913 Pending Home Sales: The number of homes placed under contract is down by 19.6% when compared to May 2022. when compared to May 2022. when compared to May 2022.

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What Impact Will the Infrastructure Bill Have on the Housing Crisis?

Appraisal Buzz

Market prices for purchased and rented homes are through the roof, with no clear end in sight. More people are searching for homes than there are houses available. This supply and demand issue made property prices skyrocket, with few able to afford what sellers were asking. This was due to an all-time housing shortage.

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August 2023 Connecticut Housing Report

Lamacchia Realty

Single families: 3,632 (2022) | 2,781 (2023) Condominiums: 958 (2022) | 792 (2023) Combined average prices have increased by 10.8% Single families: $559,314 (2022) | $621,869 (2023) Condominiums: $293,165 (2022) | $335,346 (2023) Homes Listed For Sale: T he number of homes listed is down by 14.5%