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Home » New home inventory is up 115% as builders try to push Americans into buying a new house

New home inventory is up 115% as builders try to push Americans into buying a new house

February 24, 2023

posted on Feb. 24, 2023 at 9:01 pm

Buyer incentives, along with stabilizing mortgage rates during the month of January, increased the pace of new home sales for the month.

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