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A gauge of future home sales just turned negative—despite 9 straight weeks of falling mortgage rates

A gauge of future home sales just turned negative—despite 9 straight weeks of falling mortgage rates

Mortgage rates have been coming down, but there has yet to be a spike in homebuying activity—and one leading indicator has even declined.Recommended VideoPendin...

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New home inventory is at its highest level since just before the housing market collapse that led to the Great Recession, but that doesn’t mean it’s the same market

The U.S. housing market’s inventory is growing, putting pressure on prices and slowing new construction, according to fresh research from the Bank of America In...

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