Friday, August 22, 2008

It Was Supported By A Noticeable Rise Of Housing Prices

Category: Finance, Real Estate.

A market price of any product is determined by several factors.



The housing sale is the most influencing factor in determining its price. In real estate industry, the price of a house is always vulnerable to faltering financial conditions of the market. In recent times, the wavering housing sale is being expected to leave a deep trace in housing price. This is recorded to be the lowest rate since 199The price appreciation comparison of this first quarter report of 2007 with the previous two- quarters reports of 2006 shows poor record by 3% . The recently published House Price Index report of Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight( OFHEO) , declares that there is price appreciation of 5% higher than the fourth quarter of the last year. Though at the beginning of 2007, the price was higher than the previous year by 3% , yet this comes out to be the lowest yearly comparison record since third quarter of 199 This appreciation record of HPI, when fed up with the information on home purchase and refinance, was turned out to be only 3% on quarter comparison between 2006 and 200The overall housing prices have arisen at the beginning of 2007, but it was the lowest rate in 10 years. The existing home sales were down 6% in April, where new home sales jumped up several points.


The growth rate of the housing prices in the last year was faster than other non- housing materials and services by almost 3 points. Prices rose slowly after May- June and inventories on the other hand decreased slightly. This was accompanied by the backlog clearance of unsold homes by 2% from previous months. The national median existing home price was up by 3% from the last year. Though the industry faced a slower sales rate, yet the inventory stayed on at 8 monthly supplies. In June 2007, there was a falling of housing inventory. The threat of rising foreclosure, the bad market for the subprime borrowers, the declining rate of home sales and mixed information to the buyers became the reasons for the more decline in housing sales.


It was supported by a noticeable rise of housing prices. The single- family home sales were fallen in June by 5% from May. This became the first instance in the last 11 months when the median home price grew higher than the previous year s. This was also 11% lower than the 70 million- units level in the same time of the last year. According to the National Association of Realtors, the housing price will be increased in the next year. On the other hand, the median of existing single- family home price was up 1% from 200Likewise, while the existing condominium and co- op sales were declined by 3% , the median sales price was up 6% from the previous year.


This will be as a result of and accompanied by the rising of the real estate sales to almost 4 million in the next year. While in the previous year, it was 5 million. This year, it is estimated to be 1 million. Existing home prices are supposed to rise by 8% after this year s 4% fall. Also the new- home prices are presumed to gain 2% after this year s 6% fall.

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