Existing Home Sales

Existing home sales in January declined on the local, state and national levels. 

Existing home sales in December declined on the national, state and local levels. But the figures for 2017 show a robust year overall, including some record-setting activity in central Ohio and the state.

Sales of existing homes rose last month on the national and state levels, but declined locally.

Sales of existing homes fell in August on the national level, but rose on the state and local levels.

Sales of existing homes declined in July on the local, state and national levels.

Existing home sales declined in June on the national and state levels, but rose slightly on the local level.

Americans purchased existing homes at a faster pace in May, but a shortage of properties on the market and higher prices continue.

After a strong start to the spring home buying season in March, existing home sales fell in April in Ohio and around the country.

Realtors around the country and in Ohio are seeing a strong start to the traditional spring home-buying season.

Sales of existing homes in February fell on the local, state and national levels.

Sales of existing homes rose in January on the national level, but declined on the state and local levels.

Sales of existing homes declined in December on the national and local levels, but increased statewide.

Existing home sales rose on the national level in November as compared with October, but declined on the state and local levels.

Sales of existing homes in October rose on the national and state levels, but declined on the local level.

Existing home sales on the local, state and national levels declined in July thanks to a shortage of available properties and rising prices.

Americans bought more existing homes in June as the sales rate reached its highest level in more than nine years.

Sales of existing homes rose in the U.S. and central Ohio in March, as compared with the previous month.

Existing home sales increased in February on the local level, but declined on the state and national levels.

Existing home sales rose in January in the U.S., but fell in the central Ohio region.

Existing home sales increased on the national, state and local levels in December.  

The rate of existing home sales declined sharply in November on the national, state and local levels as compared with October.

Existing home sales declined in August on the local, state and national levels. 

Americans bought homes in June at the fastest rate in over eight years, pushing prices to record highs as buyer demand has eclipsed supplies.