Sales of new U.S. single-family homes fell more than expected in January as persistently high mortgage rates sidelined ...

New home sales in the United States plummeted by 10.5% in January, marking the largest decline in three months as rising ...

Sales of new homes sank in January, as high prices and mortgage rates continued to weigh on potential customers.

The median sales price of new houses sold in January was $446,300, up 3.7% from a year earlier. Last month's typical sales ...

New home inventory hit a record high, with sales down 10.5 percent in January. High mortgage rates and affordability remain key concerns.

An increase in new-home inventory is also notable. Inventory of new homes rose by 1.4% (495,000 units) in January, a level ...

New data from Redfin reveals a growing trend of canceled home purchases across the U.S., with the highest rates in the ...

M/M to 657K in January, vs. the 680K consensus and 734K prior (revised from 698K), according to data released by the U.S.

99.2 Oct. 109.6 Nov. 112.8 Dec. 109.5 Jan. 104.1 Feb. (est.): 102.6 The Commerce Department delivers its monthly snapshot of new U.S. home sales on Wednesday. Economists project that sales slowed ...

Housing activity for new residential construction started the year lower as high mortgages pushed buyers to the sidelines.