WASHINGTON (February 10, 2016)--
A moderating pace of sales had little impact on the trajectory of home prices during the final three months of the year, which picked up speed and showed continued growth in most of the U.S., according to the latest quarterly report by the National Association of Realtors ®.
Not exact matches
A
moderate recovery
of car
sales in the second half
of the year gathered
pace in December, according to the ACEA data, but wasn't strong enough to pull the industry into positive territory for the year.
«U.S. auto
sales continue to
moderate from last year's record
pace, but key U.S. economic fundamentals remain supportive
of strong vehicle
sales,» said Mustafa Mohatarem, GM chief economist.
Nationally, unit
sales are expected to
moderate slightly from the record
pace of the past two years.
National Association
of Realtors Chief Economist Lawrence Yun remains optimistic for existing home
sales in 2016 but predicts
sales to increase at a more
moderate pace than the booming market
of 2015.
KIRKLAND, Washington (Oct. 5, 2016)-- It's still a seller's market, but some leaders from Northwest Multiple Listing Service think the imbalance may be easing in some areas, pointing to a slower
pace of sales and
moderating prices.
The economy will continue growing through 2000, and that means continuing strong existing - home
sales, though at a more
moderate pace than the record - shattering levels
of 1998 and 1999.
Home
sales are forecasted to increase this year, but at a more
moderate pace, «as pent - up demand combats affordability pressures and meager economic growth,» says Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the National Association
of REALTORS ®.