TREE NEWS reports: US existing home sales rose 1.5% month over month in September, beating expectations of a 0.8% decline, with the prior reading revised to -3.2% from -2%. The annualized pace came in at 3.99 million units versus a 3.96 million forecast, while the prior figure was revised to 3.93 million from 3.98 million.
US September Existing Home Sales Rise 1.5% MoM, Beating -0.8% Forecast
The beat is more modest than it looks once revisions are stripped out: the prior month was revised deeper into contraction, and the annualized pace sits barely above the forecast threshold. For RWA and tokenized-housing watchers, the takeaway is that the underlying transaction rate is stabilizing at a low level rather than recovering, which keeps the case for yield-bearing property exposure tied to rates rather than volume. Whether the revision pattern continues to flatter headline beats is the open question.
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