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Tax Reform Impacts Not Hindering Northern Virginia Buyers, Sellers; January's Home Average, Median Sales Prices Climb 3 Percent, Pending Contracts Rise 15 Percent; Economic Outlook Remains Favorable, Reports the Northern Virginia Association of Realtors ®

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NAR's Pending Home Sales Index, which tracks contract signings (as opposed to closed sales) for previously owned homes, rose to 110.5, up from February's downwardly revised 109.0.

National Association of Realtors chief economist Lawrence Yun recently pinned the August slow - down in pending home sales — contract signings eased 1.6 percent — on tight inventory conditions, higher interest rates, rising prices and restrictive mortgage credit.

The Pending Home Sales Index, * a forward - looking indicator based on contract signings, rose 8.2 percent to 88.8 in May from an upwardly revised 82.1 in April and is 13.4 percent higher than the 78.3 reading in May 2010.

March saw another increase in pending home sales, with contract activity rising unevenly in six of the past nine months.

The Pending Home Sales Index, a forward - looking indicator based on contract signings, rose 4.1 percent to 101.4 in March from an upwardly revised 97.4 in February and is 12.8 percent above March 2011 when it was 89.9.

The Pending Home Sales Index, * www.nar.realtor / pending - home - sales, a forward - looking indicator based on contract signings, rose 3.5 percent to 109.3 in October from a downwardly revised 105.6 in SepPending Home Sales Index, * www.nar.realtor / pending - home - sales, a forward - looking indicator based on contract signings, rose 3.5 percent to 109.3 in October from a downwardly revised 105.6 in Seppending - home - sales, a forward - looking indicator based on contract signings, rose 3.5 percent to 109.3 in October from a downwardly revised 105.6 in September.

After a three - month decline, pending home sales rose in June as all major regions, except for the Midwest, saw an increase in contract activity.

The Pending Home Sales Index, * www.nar.realtor / pending - home - sales, a forward - looking indicator based on contract signings, rose 0.2 percent to 109.5 in November from 109.3 in OPending Home Sales Index, * www.nar.realtor / pending - home - sales, a forward - looking indicator based on contract signings, rose 0.2 percent to 109.5 in November from 109.3 in Opending - home - sales, a forward - looking indicator based on contract signings, rose 0.2 percent to 109.5 in November from 109.3 in October.

The Pending Home Sales Index, a forward - looking indicator based on contracts signed in February, rose 8.2 percent to 97.6 from a downwardly revised 90.2 in January, and remains 17.3 percent above February 2009 when it was 83.2.

The Pending home sales index, a forward - looking indicator based on contracts sighned in February, rose 2.1 percent to 82.1 from a reading of 80.4 in January, but is 1.4 percent below February 2008 when it was 83.3.

Pending home sales continued to make gains last month, rising to the highest level since April 2006, according to the National Association of REALTORS ®» Pending Home Sales Index, a forward - looking indicator based on contract signings.

The Pending Home Sales Index, a forward - looking indicator based on contract signings, rose 2.0 percent to 97.0 in January from a downwardly revised 95.1 in December and is 8.0 percent higher than January 2011 when it was 89.8.

The Pending Home Sales Index, a forward - looking indicator based on contract signings, rose 1.5 percent in March, over a downwardly revised figure in February.

In January, pending home sales, which measure contracts signed but deals not closed, rose 1.7 percent nationally to their highest level since August 2013.

The National Association of Realtors Pending Home Sales Index, a forward - looking indicator based on signed contracts, decreased 2.6 % in August, suggesting that while existing home sales will rise in future months, they will do so at a slower rate.

The pending contracts also show robust gains, implying home sales will further rise over the near term.

The Pending Home Sales Index, * a forward - looking indicator based on contract signings, rose 2.4 percent to 90.9 in June from 88.8 in May and is 19.8 percent above the 75.9 reading in June 2010, which was the low point immediately following expiration of the home buyer tax credit.

The Pending Home Sales Index (PHSI), a forward - looking indicator based on contract signings, rose 2.4 percent to 90.9 in June from 88.8 in May and is 19.8 percent above the 75.9 reading in June 2010, which was the low point immediately following expiration of the home buyer tax credit.