TREE NEWS reports: US existing home sales fell to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 3.75 million in October, the lowest since 2010. The West recorded its weakest reading since data began in 1999, while the South and Midwest posted their lowest levels in more than a decade.
US October Existing Home Sales Fall to 3.75 Million Annualized, Lowest Since 2010
The weakness is broad-based rather than regional, with the West setting a record low and the South and Midwest at multi-decade troughs—a signal that the drag is structural, not a one-off. This matters for anyone tracking housing as collateral and as an economic barometer, since existing-home turnover feeds directly into related spending and credit activity. The open question is whether the decline reflects financing conditions alone or something deeper in household mobility; the breadth of the drop suggests the latter deserves attention.
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