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Inventory Drops Again, Sales Slow [INFOGRAPHIC]

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Inventory Drops Again, Sales Slow [INFOGRAPHIC] | Simplifying The Market

Highlights:

  • Existing Home Sales are now at an annual pace of 5.52 million.
  • Inventory of existing homes for sale dropped to a 4.3-month supply, marking the 25th month in a row of declines.
  • The median price of homes sold in June was $263,800. This is the 64th consecutive month of year-over-year price gains.

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« Americans Still Believe Real Estate is Best Long-Term Investment
Buyer Demand Continues Outpacing the Supply of Homes for Sale »
July 28, 2017/by KCM CREW

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