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Where’s the bottom for new home sales?

Housing Wire

New home sales are now below the recession levels of 2000 and have fallen all the way to 1996 levels, when interest rates were near 8%. The builders will pull back on construction when the supply is 6.5 When rates rose back in March, there was a considerable risk to the business model with many homes under construction.

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The new home sales recession continues

Housing Wire

So for now, the builders will take their time with the homes under construction and make sure they offer enough incentives to unload the new home supply they’re dealing with. This is below the recession levels of 2000 and back to 1996 levels. This time, we have less production of homes and more multifamily construction.

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Why the US MLS system is the envy of other countries

Housing Wire

As an Irish immigrant to the United States in 1996 who became a real estate broker in 2000, I can tell you this: The U.S. And on top of all that, any buyer in “contract” can get “gazumped” (contracted price goes up) at any time until the final weeks of that sale agreement. No one helps them with the negotiation process.

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Far Southwest—Neighborhood Analysis of Single-Family Residential Homes (August 2019)

Portland Appraisal Blog

Data was pulled from the year 2000 to the present date. Approximately 6% of sales in the neighborhood were new constructions. For instance, the 50th percentile, or median rank, shows that half of all sales since the year 2000 have been under $340,350. Finally, the “CtL” label stands for “contract-to-list” ratio.

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Crestwood—Neighborhood Analysis of Single-Family Residential Homes (November 2019)

Portland Appraisal Blog

Data was pulled from the year 2000 to the present date. Approximately 3% of sales in the neighborhood were new constructions. For instance, the 50th percentile, or median rank, shows that half of all sales since the year 2000 have been under $279,900. Finally, the “CtL” label stands for “contract-to-list” ratio.

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Lake Oswego—Neighborhood Analysis of Waterfront Single-Family Residential Homes (July 2019)

Portland Appraisal Blog

Data was pulled from the year 2000 to the July 2019. There has been relatively little new construction along the lake with ~3.8% For instance, the 50th percentile, or median rank, shows that half of all sales since the year 2000 have been under $1.29 Finally, the “CtL” label stands for “contract-to-list” ratio.

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South Portland—Neighborhood Analysis of Single-Family Residential Homes (July 2019)

Portland Appraisal Blog

Data was pulled from the year 2000 to the present date. There has been relatively little new construction in the neighborhood with ~5.8% For instance, the 50th percentile, or median rank, shows that half of all sales since the year 2000 have been under $359,000. Finally, the “CtL” label stands for “contract-to-list” ratio.