Mixed Perceptions: Homeowners Optimistic While Home Sales Remain Low in Southern Nevada.
TL;DR Summary
Americans overall are feeling worse about the housing market, with Fannie Mae's index measuring housing sentiment decreasing by 1.2 points to 65.6 in May. However, sellers are feeling better, with the "good time to sell" component increasing in May to its highest level since last July. The contradictory perspectives reflect a market with meager inventory, where buyers continue to outnumber listings and the sellers who remain are getting multiple offers on their properties. Confidence among homebuilders has also improved for the fifth month in a row in May, hitting the highest level in 10 months, due to limited inventory on the resale side.
- The housing market looks bad — except to these folks Yahoo Finance
- Homeowners are upbeat about the housing market — for one key reason, Fannie Mae says MarketWatch
- Affordability hurdles diverge home buying and selling perceptions HousingWire
- Home sales in Southern Nevada remain low, but prices tick higher Las Vegas Review-Journal
- Perceived Homebuying and Home-Selling Conditions Diverged Further in May Yahoo Finance
Reading Insights
Total Reads
0
Unique Readers
1
Time Saved
3 min
vs 4 min read
Condensed
85%
691 → 103 words
Want the full story? Read the original article
Read on Yahoo Finance