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Check out this article from Floridarealtors.org as to how Sales of New Homes Last Month Has Risen For Up To 1.5%!
August New Homes Sales Rise for Second Straight Month
By Matt Ott
U.S. Commerce: Sales of new homes last month were up 1.5%, reaching a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 740,000 – more than economists expected.
SILVER SPRING, Md. (AP) – Sales of new homes in the U.S. rose modestly in August as rising prices continue to sideline potential buyers.
Sales of new homes last month rose 1.5%, the Commerce Department reported Friday, reaching a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 740,000. That’s more than economists had expected and follows an increase in July, which was revised upward to a seasonally adjusted rate of 729,000 houses. July’s jump came after three consecutive declines in April, May and June as builders grappled with surging lumber prices and a shortage of workers.
Prices for new homes also ticked up in August. The median price for a new home rose $400 to $390,900, more than 20% higher than in August of 2020 when the median price for a new home was $325,500.
Builders have been hit with rising costs and shortages of building materials and labor have rippled through the construction industry. Delays are common, prompting many builders to dial back the number of new homes they put up for sale. As building a new home gets more expensive, some of those costs are passed along to buyers.
The National Association of Realtors reported earlier this week that sales of previously occupied U.S. homes fell in August and soaring prices eased a bit from what’s been a torrid pace.
Sales of new homes rose in three of four U.S. regions, according to Commerce, with a steep decline of 31.1% in the Midwest. Sales rose 26.1% in the Northeast, 6% in the South, and 1.4% in the West.
Overall, sales of new homes are 24.3% below the pace of one year ago. Sales have cooled in 2021 since January’s rate of 993,000 units, but remain at historically high levels.
© 2021 Associated Press, Matt Ott, AP business writer. All rights reserved
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