US home sales flat in April as lackluster spring homebuying season lurches forward

U.S. home sales flatline in April amid another slow spring homebuying season

Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes were essentially flat in April, another lackluster showing for the housing market during what’s traditionally its busiest time of the year. Existing home sales edged up 0.2% last month from March to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.02 million units, the National Association of Realtors said Monday. Sales were unchanged compared to April last year. The latest sales figure fell short of the roughly 4.1…

US existing home sales barely rise in April as spring selling season begins

Contract closings edge up 0.2% in April to annualized rate of 4.02M, while median price hits record high for month

Existing Home Sales Edge Higher in April but Miss Market Expectations

Housing activity remained subdued at the start of the spring buying season as elevated prices and mortgage rates continued weighing on buyers. The post Existing Home Sales Edge Higher in April but Miss Market Expectations first appeared on [your]NEWS.

Existing home sales rise 0.2% in April as inventory grows

April existing home sales rose 0.2% to 4.02 million, inventory grew to 1.47 million and the median price increased 0.9% to $417,700.

Home Sales Inch Up, Disappointing Expectations

American homeowners sold fewer homes than expected in April, suggesting that the housing market remains sluggish due to high prices and elevated mortgage

Existing-home sales edge up in April as affordability improves

(The Center Square) – Existing-home sales rose 0.2% in April to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.02 million, rebounding after a 3.6% drop in March, according to the National Association of Realtors.