Home Prices in the U.S. Soar 23%, the Fastest Rate on Record

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Home Prices in the U.S. Soar 23%, the Fastest Rate on Record

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(Bloomberg) -- U.S. home prices rose the most on record in the second quarter as buyers battled for a scarcity of listings. The median price of an existing single-family home jumped 23% from a year ...

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·2021-08-13
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·2021-08-13
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·2021-08-13
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KYHBKO
·2021-08-13
this should have inflationary impact. let's monitor if the authorities will intervene soon. happy investing all
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  agreed. the upcoming Jackson hole meeting might be something to watch.
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koolgal
·2021-08-13
Home prices are soaring everywhere not only in the US! Singapore is no exception! So diversification into property is important and one of the best ways is to buy Reits. Do you agree?
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  yes, interesting subject..
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  Yes absolutely. I would prefer REITS over a 2nd property ?
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·2021-08-13
Good! Like please
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·2021-08-12
Please like..TQ
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About 94% of 183 metropolitan areas measured had double-digit gains, up from 89% in the first quarter.\nLow mortgage rates have stoked the hot U.S. housing market for more than a year, with a shortage of inventory pushing prices ever higher. Buyers are having a hard time finding properties they can afford: Sales of previously owned homes in the U.S. fell for a fourth straight month in May.\n“Home price gains and the accompanying housing wealth accumulation have been spectacular over the past year, but are unlikely to be repeated in 2022,” Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the Realtors group, said in the report. “There are signs of more supply reaching the market and some tapering of demand.”\nThe Northeast region led gains, with a 22% rise. Among metro areas, values rose the most in Pittsfield, a Western Massachusetts town about 40 miles (64 kilometers) from Albany, New York. The median price there was $321,900, up 47% from a year earlier. 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About 94% of 183 metropolitan areas measured had double-digit gains, up from 89% in the first quarter.\nLow mortgage rates have stoked the hot U.S. housing market for more than a year, with a shortage of inventory pushing prices ever higher. Buyers are having a hard time finding properties they can afford: Sales of previously owned homes in the U.S. fell for a fourth straight month in May.\n“Home price gains and the accompanying housing wealth accumulation have been spectacular over the past year, but are unlikely to be repeated in 2022,” Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the Realtors group, said in the report. “There are signs of more supply reaching the market and some tapering of demand.”\nThe Northeast region led gains, with a 22% rise. Among metro areas, values rose the most in Pittsfield, a Western Massachusetts town about 40 miles (64 kilometers) from Albany, New York. The median price there was $321,900, up 47% from a year earlier. 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