Home resales rose 5% in July

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The National Assoc of Realtors reported that sales of existing homes increased 5% in Jul 1995, reaching a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of 3.99 million units. The West and South posted the greatest gains. The median sales price decreased from $116,200 to $115,900 from Jun to Jul, 1995.

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Home resales rose 5/8% in March

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The number of existing homes sold rose 5.8% in Mar 1995, for an annual rate of 3.62 million units, but the figures fall short of Mar 1994 figures. Homes in the Midwest accounted for 12.5% of the figure, and the median sale price was $107,000. Other economic statistics are examined.

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Home resales rose 6.5% in February

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Falling mortgage rates caused home resales to increase 6.5% in volume between Jan and Feb 1996, especially in the West and South regions. Housing starts also rose 3% for the same time period. Orders for machine tools declined while business inventories increased.

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