First-time Home Buyers Look At Houses Again

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Posted on 12/29/2006 17:25 PM | Link | Post Comment

First-Time Home Buyers Look at Houses Again
High prices have helped drive many consumers out of the housing market. Now, with falling prices and lower mortgage rates, there are signs first-timers are beginning to drift back.

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Existing home sales edge up in November as prices fall, from the USA TODAY, reports that the National Association of Realtors reported that sales of previously owned homes rose 0.6% in November.

New home sales slide, from the East Valley Tribune, reports that the Valley's new home market continued to sag in November as builders pulled only 1,985 permits for homes, down 55 percent from the same period a year before

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