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U.S. new home sales dropped 14.5% in March
The U.S. Census
Bureau published today a seasonally adjusted annual rate of new home sales
plunged 14.5% to 384,000 units in March. February's figure was revised up to a
449,000 units from the previously reported 440,000 units. The projected value
was 450,000 units. March new home sales reached the lowest level since
mid-2013.
The median
price of a new home was $290,000 in March 2014. It is the highest level ever in
March.
The U.S.
housing market recovery suffered setback. Yesterday’s publication has shown
that March existing-home sales in the USA also declined in comparison to the
previous month. But the figure was better than expected by analysts.
The reason
for this decline in the U.S. housing market is an unusually cold winter, higher
mortgage interest rates and a shortage of properties.
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