Pending home sales drop to the lowest level on record in January
- Pending home sales in the United States fell to an all-time low in January, declining 4.6% to 70.6, according to the National Association of Realtors.
- Sales of previously occupied homes decreased by 4.9% from December to a rate of 4.08 million units, with annual increases seen for the fourth consecutive month.
- The national median sales price of homes rose 4.8% in January to $396,900, marking an increase for the 19th consecutive month.
- NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun indicated the impact of weather on buyer activity remains uncertain and hinted at potential changes in the market as conditions improve.
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