According to recent analysis conducted by NAHB’s Eye on Housing, the proportion of all-cash sales in the new home market significantly increased in the third quarter of 2023, while the share of VA-backed sales declined by almost half. The report also highlights that although cash sales only make up a small portion of new home […]
High mortgage rates are a contributing factor to the weakening of builder confidence. The NAHB has reported that builder confidence in the market for newly built single-family homes has dropped below the key break-even measure of 50 for the first time in five months due to persistently high mortgage rates. According to the National Association
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rewrite the content without plagiarism for 1500 words Recent analysis from the NAHB’s Eye on Housing shows that for new single family homes, the median single-family square floor area declined to 2,191 square feet, the lowest reading since the end of 2010. In addition, the average (mean) square footage for new single-family homes fell to
According to recent analysis from the NAHB’s Eye on Housing, state and local tax data from the U.S. Census show that $286 billion in taxes were paid by property owners in Q4 of 2022. In fact, state and local governments collected $714 billion in property taxes in 2022, $46 billion more than 2021. The Eye
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The National Association of Home Builders says single-family market share continues to shift away from large metro areas. Citing data from their recent Q4 Home Building Geography Index (HBGI), they say the largest growth in single-family market share came in rural markets (micro counties and non-metro micro counties), rising from 9.4% in Q4 2019 to
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A recent report from the NAHB’s Eye on Housing says the market value of owner-occupied real estate decreased $0.07 trillion from $43.57 trillion in Q3 2022 to $43.50 trillion in Q4 2022. The Eye on Housing says as home prices begin to decrease from pandemic highs, households’ real estate asset value fell for the first
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