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Pending Home Sales Plummet 35% YoY - Biggest Drop Ever As Buyers Forfeit Deposits
Pending Home Sales Plummet 35% YoY - Biggest Drop Ever As Buyers Forfeit Deposits
Existing home sales collapsed but new home sales rebounded in April, which leaves pending home sales to break the tie and analysts expected a 17.3% MoM drop. However, pending home sales disappointed notably with a 21.8% MoM collapse, sending YoY sales crashing 34.6% - the most ever...
https://www.zerohedge.com/personal-finance/pending-home-sales-plummet-35-yoy-biggest-drop-ever
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Pending Home Sales Plummet 35% YoY - Biggest Drop Ever As Buyers Forfeit Deposits (Original Post)
bucolic_frolic
May 2020
OP
I imagine that people who have lost their jobs and can no longer qualify for mortgages might have
alwaysinasnit
May 2020
#1
I almost purchased but backed out before contract stage I was seeing some signs that worried me
Demovictory9
May 2020
#4
Definitely too much uncertainty now to take on such a huge responsibility.
alwaysinasnit
May 2020
#5
alwaysinasnit
(5,060 posts)1. I imagine that people who have lost their jobs and can no longer qualify for mortgages might have
something to do with that drop.
SharonAnn
(13,771 posts)2. Or even those who are afraid they'll lose their job.
alwaysinasnit
(5,060 posts)3. You're absolutely right.
Demovictory9
(32,423 posts)4. I almost purchased but backed out before contract stage I was seeing some signs that worried me
now sitting on the sidelines.
alwaysinasnit
(5,060 posts)5. Definitely too much uncertainty now to take on such a huge responsibility.