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Costs drive down new home sales in July; homeownership elusive for many

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By Thérèse Boudreaux Verified
| The Greeneville Sun Verified
(The Center Square) – Sales of new single-family houses dropped more than 10% from June to July, as the average price of a new home grew by roughly 4%, a new U.S. Census Bureau report shows. New home sales last month were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 607,000 units, compared to 678,000 new single-family units that sold in June, even though supply grew by nearly 2%. The report, however, covers only a small fraction of total home sales in July.
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Costs drive down new home sales in July; homeownership elusive for many

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By Thérèse Boudreaux Verified
| Connellsville Daily Courier Verified
(The Center Square) – Sales of new single-family houses dropped more than 10% from June to July, as the average price of a new home grew by roughly 4%, a new U.S. Census Bureau report shows. New home sales last month were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 607,000 units, compared to 678,000 new single-family units that sold in June, even though supply grew by nearly 2%. kAm%96 C6A@CE[ 9@H6G6C[ 4@G6CD @?=J 2 D>2== 7C24E:@? @7 E@E2= 9@>6 D2=6D :? yF=J] tI:DE:?8 9@>6 D2=6D[ H9:49 >2<6 FA 2?
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Report: $460B in HUD spending barely impacted housing affordability

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By Thérèse Boudreaux Verified
| Connellsville Daily Courier Verified
(The Center Square) – The typical American has to save for at least a decade to afford a home in their state, despite the federal government spending nearly half a trillion dollars on housing programs since 2015, a new report reveals. Open The Books analyzed state-by-state median household income, the federal government’s House Price Index, and spending by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development on 18 housing programs over the past decade.
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