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Existing home sales inch up in July on modest pullback in mortgage rates

Home price growth also slowed, with the most properties on the market in over five years.

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fortune.comStai leggendo10 mesi fa

Existing home sales inch up in July on modest pullback in mortgage rates

Home price growth also slowed, with the most properties on the market in over five years.

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upi.com10 mesi fa

Home prices drop as inventory reaches five-year high in July - UPI.com

The United States has more homes for sale since the pandemic, which is causing home prices to fall as sales posted a slight increase in July versus June.

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  1. giovedì 21 agosto 2025·upi.com

    Home prices drop as inventory reaches five-year high in July - UPI.com

    The United States has more homes for sale since the pandemic, which is causing home prices to fall as sales posted a slight increase in July versus June.

  2. venerdì 22 agosto 2025·fortune.com

    Existing home sales inch up in July on modest pullback in mortgage rates

    Home price growth also slowed, with the most properties on the market in over five years.

  3. venerdì 22 agosto 2025·fortune.com

    30-year mortgage rate holds steady at lowest level in nearly 10 months

    The long-term rate was unchanged from last week at 6.58%, mortgage buyer Freddie Mac said Thursday. A year ago, the rate averaged 6.46%.