Saturday, March 25, 2006
COMIENZAN A DECAER EL PORCENTAJE DE VENTAS DE CASAS NUEVAS EN LA FLORIDA
UN SABADO LLENO DE ALEGRIA PARA TODOS
COMIENZA A SER POSITIVO EL PANORAMA PARA FUTUROS COMPRADORES DE CASA EN LA FLORIDA.
POR PRIMERA VEZ EN NUEVE ANOS SE ESTA REFLEJANDO UNA MERMA DE DEMANDA POR CASAS NUEVAS Y ESTO HACE QUE LOS PRECIOS NO CONTINUEN AUMENTANDO TAN DRAMATICAMENTE A LOS EXAJERADOS PORCENTAJES QUE LLEVABA.
ESTO HACE QUE EL MERCADO SEA MAS VENTAJOSO A LOS COMPRADORES (BUYER MARKET) Y SE PUEDEN OFRECER MEJORES OPORTUNIDADES DE PRECIO Y VENTAJAS EN LOS INTERESES.
LOS DESARROLLADORES COMENZARAN A OFRECER DIVERSAS VENTAJAS COMO EL PAGO DE CIERTA CANTIDAD DE LOS GASTOS DE CIERRE, MAS CANTIDAD DE DIAS PARA CIERRE,MENOS RESTRICCIONES PARA COMPRAR RESIDENCIA NUEVA, Y YA NO VEREMOS LAS LARGAS FILAS DE ESPECULADORES COMPRANDO PARA REVENDER DISPARANDO LOS PRECIOS EL MISMO DIA DE APERTURA DE UN PROYECTO NUEVO.
A CONTINUACION EL TEXTO DEL ANUNCIO
DWASHINGTON -- March 24, 2006 -- Sales of new homes plunged by the largest amount in nearly nine years in February while the median price of a new home dropped for the fourth straight month, providing fresh evidence that the once-booming U.S. housing market is cooling off.
The Commerce Department reported that sales of new single-family homes dropped by 10.5 percent last month to a seasonally adjusted annual sales pace of 1.08 million homes. It was the second straight monthly decline and was much bigger than the small 2 percent dip that Wall Street was expecting.
The drop in new home sales followed news Thursday that sales of previously owned homes actually rose by a stronger-than-expected 5.2 percent last month following five straight monthly declines. Analysts said the trend in both reports pointed to a slowing housing market after five record-setting years.
The slowdown in sales was putting pressure on prices. The median price of a new home sold last month dropped to $230,400, down by 1.6 percent from January and off 2.9 percent from February 2005. The median is the mid-point where half the homes sold for more and half for less.
The 10.5 percent drop in new home sales in February followed a 5.3 percent decline in January and was the biggest drop since a similar 10.5 percent fall in April 1997.
Sales of new homes have fallen in four of the past five months with the sales rate of 1.08 million units the slowest pace since May 2003.
While sales of both new and existing homes climbed to new all-time highs in 2005, the fifth consecutive annual records, analysts believe sales will decline this year as the housing boom slows under the impact of rising mortgage rates.
By sector of the U.S., sales fell by the largest amount last month in the West, a drop of 29.4 percent. Sales were also down in the South, dropping 6.4 percent. Sales rose in the Northeast by 12.7 percent while sales in the Midwest were up by 5.2 percent.
The slowdown in sales pushed the inventory of unsold homes up to a record of 548,000 at the end of February. At the February sales pace it would take 6.3 months to sell all of the homes on the market, up from 5.3 months in January.
Analysts believe that the growing backlog of unsold homes will start to put more pressure on home sellers to reduce prices in the months ahead.
Economists still believe that housing is likely to see a moderate slowdown this year rather than anything as severe as the bursting of the speculative bubble in stock prices at the beginning of this decade. That decline was severe enough, wiping out trillions of dollars in wealth, that it helped pushed the economy into a recession.
POR SEGUNDA SEMANA COSECUTIVA HAN BAJADO LOS INTERESES DE PRESTAMOS DE 30 ANOS.
March 24, 2006 -- Rates on 30-year mortgages, which had jumped to the highest level in 2 1/2 years, edged down for a second straight week.
Mortgage giant Freddie Mac reported Thursday that rates on 30-year, fixed-rate mortgages averaged 6.32 percent this week, down from 6.34 percent the previous week.
BUENA OPORTUNIDAD PARA COMPRAR
SALUDOS Y GRACIAS POR VISITAR NUESTRO WEB
YA SON MAS DE 500 PERSONAS Y EN SOLO TRES MESES
JOSE RAUL MARRERO (407) 436-5140
TODOS SOMOS GUERREROS DE LUZ...........
COMIENZA A SER POSITIVO EL PANORAMA PARA FUTUROS COMPRADORES DE CASA EN LA FLORIDA.
POR PRIMERA VEZ EN NUEVE ANOS SE ESTA REFLEJANDO UNA MERMA DE DEMANDA POR CASAS NUEVAS Y ESTO HACE QUE LOS PRECIOS NO CONTINUEN AUMENTANDO TAN DRAMATICAMENTE A LOS EXAJERADOS PORCENTAJES QUE LLEVABA.
ESTO HACE QUE EL MERCADO SEA MAS VENTAJOSO A LOS COMPRADORES (BUYER MARKET) Y SE PUEDEN OFRECER MEJORES OPORTUNIDADES DE PRECIO Y VENTAJAS EN LOS INTERESES.
LOS DESARROLLADORES COMENZARAN A OFRECER DIVERSAS VENTAJAS COMO EL PAGO DE CIERTA CANTIDAD DE LOS GASTOS DE CIERRE, MAS CANTIDAD DE DIAS PARA CIERRE,MENOS RESTRICCIONES PARA COMPRAR RESIDENCIA NUEVA, Y YA NO VEREMOS LAS LARGAS FILAS DE ESPECULADORES COMPRANDO PARA REVENDER DISPARANDO LOS PRECIOS EL MISMO DIA DE APERTURA DE UN PROYECTO NUEVO.
A CONTINUACION EL TEXTO DEL ANUNCIO
DWASHINGTON -- March 24, 2006 -- Sales of new homes plunged by the largest amount in nearly nine years in February while the median price of a new home dropped for the fourth straight month, providing fresh evidence that the once-booming U.S. housing market is cooling off.
The Commerce Department reported that sales of new single-family homes dropped by 10.5 percent last month to a seasonally adjusted annual sales pace of 1.08 million homes. It was the second straight monthly decline and was much bigger than the small 2 percent dip that Wall Street was expecting.
The drop in new home sales followed news Thursday that sales of previously owned homes actually rose by a stronger-than-expected 5.2 percent last month following five straight monthly declines. Analysts said the trend in both reports pointed to a slowing housing market after five record-setting years.
The slowdown in sales was putting pressure on prices. The median price of a new home sold last month dropped to $230,400, down by 1.6 percent from January and off 2.9 percent from February 2005. The median is the mid-point where half the homes sold for more and half for less.
The 10.5 percent drop in new home sales in February followed a 5.3 percent decline in January and was the biggest drop since a similar 10.5 percent fall in April 1997.
Sales of new homes have fallen in four of the past five months with the sales rate of 1.08 million units the slowest pace since May 2003.
While sales of both new and existing homes climbed to new all-time highs in 2005, the fifth consecutive annual records, analysts believe sales will decline this year as the housing boom slows under the impact of rising mortgage rates.
By sector of the U.S., sales fell by the largest amount last month in the West, a drop of 29.4 percent. Sales were also down in the South, dropping 6.4 percent. Sales rose in the Northeast by 12.7 percent while sales in the Midwest were up by 5.2 percent.
The slowdown in sales pushed the inventory of unsold homes up to a record of 548,000 at the end of February. At the February sales pace it would take 6.3 months to sell all of the homes on the market, up from 5.3 months in January.
Analysts believe that the growing backlog of unsold homes will start to put more pressure on home sellers to reduce prices in the months ahead.
Economists still believe that housing is likely to see a moderate slowdown this year rather than anything as severe as the bursting of the speculative bubble in stock prices at the beginning of this decade. That decline was severe enough, wiping out trillions of dollars in wealth, that it helped pushed the economy into a recession.
POR SEGUNDA SEMANA COSECUTIVA HAN BAJADO LOS INTERESES DE PRESTAMOS DE 30 ANOS.
March 24, 2006 -- Rates on 30-year mortgages, which had jumped to the highest level in 2 1/2 years, edged down for a second straight week.
Mortgage giant Freddie Mac reported Thursday that rates on 30-year, fixed-rate mortgages averaged 6.32 percent this week, down from 6.34 percent the previous week.
BUENA OPORTUNIDAD PARA COMPRAR
SALUDOS Y GRACIAS POR VISITAR NUESTRO WEB
YA SON MAS DE 500 PERSONAS Y EN SOLO TRES MESES
JOSE RAUL MARRERO (407) 436-5140
TODOS SOMOS GUERREROS DE LUZ...........
