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According to a new report from the National Association of Realtors (NAR), nationally homes going under contract for November 2010 increased 3.5% in November. That confirms we’re seeing a gradual recovery that should continue into 2011. Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist says “If we add 2 million jobs as expected in 2011, and mortgage rates rise only moderately, we should see existing-home sales rise to a higher, sustainable volume.
Locally Louisville Home prices are a mixed bag of results. A new Federal Reserve report shows Louisville housing prices have actually notched up .46 percent in many areas. That’s great news when compared to other cities in states like Florida, California and Arizona where housing prices are still falling.
Looking back at December 2010, the final Louisville Home Sales numbers are still several days away but the trends (on the surface at least) are disappointing. With several days of closings still unrecorded (because of the extended holiday weekend) Home sales from December 2010 compared to December 2009 were down about 13 percent. That should improve as closing for late Thursday afternoon and Friday are recorded on Monday.
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The number of homes sold in 2010 will be just about equal to 2009. Both years were influenced by first time buyer tax credits and move up tax credits. 2011 will be the first year in several without tax credits offered by the government. Additionally all Louisville builders will be sorry to see the state of Kentucky’s new home tax credit expire. According to a new report in the Courier Journal “About 2,400 Kentuckians have been approved to claim $5,000 off their state income tax bill for buying a newly constructed home in the last year and a half”.
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