- Housing News
- August 20, 2021
New Home Demand Continues to Decline
Mortgage applications for new home purchases have declined for the fourth consecutive month.
Mortgage applications for new home purchases have declined for the fourth consecutive month.
It appears that June’s good news on the new home front was short-lived, as a new report shows that construction of new single-family homes declined in July. According to a new report from the Department of Housing and…
Homebuyers have struggled with low inventory this year, but there may be relief ahead, particularly for first-time buyers.
Given the decline in mortgage applications in June, it's not surprising that new home sales also fell.
New single-family home construction rose in June, but prices also continued to climb.
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