Signs of Optimism

So we all knew there would be a slow-down after the tax credit expiration, so it should not come as big of a surprise that sales were down from June to July of 2010.

According to the National Association of Realtors’ chief economist, Lawrence Yun, there are several factors in the housing market that are showing signs of optimism. In a recent article, he sites the tax credit deadlines for the decrease of sales in recent months and thinks there will be a lull until September. Additionally, mortgage rates are unbelievably low, and home prices are rising slightly. Yun also comments that the pace of the housing market would pick up faster with the addition of more jobs. To put this year in perspective, Yun also suggests sales are set to reach $5M this year–when compared to a 20 year annual averageĀ of $4.9M does not seem so off-course.

To read the full article, go to: http://www.realtor.org/press_room/news_releases/2010/08/ehs_fall

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