Housing rebound is facing obstacle: Too few homes
There is a new obstacle that's keeping the national housing recovery in check: There aren't enough homes for sale.
View ArticleLong Island homes sales up 17 percent in April
Pending home sales in April – 2,408 in Nassau and Suffolk counties – were up 17 percent from a year ago, when there were 2,057 home contracted for sale,
View ArticleUS home sales tick up to highest in 3 ½ years
The National Association of Realtors said Wednesday that sales rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.97 million, up from 4.94 million in March.
View ArticleLong Island home sales up 14 percent in July
The inventory of homes currently listed for sale on Long Island – 17,640 – remains down 15.4 percent from last year, when there were 20,850 homes listed.
View ArticleLong Island home sales up 13 percent in August
There were 2,332 homes contracted for sale in Nassau and Suffolk last month, 13 percent more than the 2,064 pending home sales recorded in August a year ago.
View ArticleLong Island home sales soar in November
There are currently 15,411 homes listed for sale in Nassau and Suffolk, about 11.8 percent fewer than the 17,481 that were listed in November 2012.
View ArticleLI home prices stagnant in April
Despite a 7.7 percent increase in sales, Long Island home prices remained flat last month.
View ArticlePending LI home sales surge
There were 2,662 homes contracted for sale on Long Island last month, a 9.5 percent bump from the 2,431 pending home sales recorded in May 2014.
View ArticleLI home sales up 10.4% in October
There were 2,424 homes contracted for sale on Long Island last month, up from 2,195 in October 2014.
View ArticleInventory of US home listings continues two-year slide
Streak of shrinking inventory is the longest in 20 years.
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