Home builder confidence can't shake its range, according to the National Association of Home Builders. The group's monthly Housing Market Index put May's builder confidence reading at a level of 16. The Housing Market Index is scored on a scale of 1-100. A reading above 50 suggests favorable conditions for the new home housing market, as reported by home builders. A reading below 50 suggests unfavorable conditions. May marks the sixth time in 7 months that the HMI posted a 16, the longest … [Read more...]
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Home Builders Seeing More Sales Today; Fewer Sales Tomorrow
Filed Under: Buying Real Estate in Washington, DC Tagged With: HMI, Housing Market Index
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