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[moguita]

Não foi só hoje que só "olharam" para os dados que lhe interessavam

quando saíram os n.º de início de nova construções não "olharam" para a quebra de 2,5% nos pedidos de novos licenciamentos, que para mim é que reflete o ajuste os construtores à procura do mercado. As novas costruções inicadas já se referem a licenciamentos solicitados anteriormente.

Agora, se o preço das casas cai 1,3% yoy e as tx. juro estão nos 5,25%, não sei quem não pensará 2 vezes antes de se decidir pela compra.

[Antunes]

Boas,

É interessante notar que o destaque foi para o aumento de 3.9% e não o aumento de 5.9% nos inventários:

ECONOMIC REPORT: Existing-home sales rise 3.9% in February; Sales up three months in a row for the first time in three years
By Rex Nutting, MarketWatch Last Update: 10:00 AM ET Mar 23, 2007

U.S. Feb. existing-home sales up most since March 2004
U.S. Feb. existing-home inventory up 5.9% to 3.75mln
U.S. Feb. existing home sales exceed 6.35 mln expected
U.S. Feb. existing-home sales up 3.9% to 6.69 mln


"Maybe this time will be different"

Antunes

[Infoo]

10:00 AM ET
U.S. Feb. existing-home sales up most since March 2004
U.S. Feb. existing-home inventory up 5.9% to 3.75mln
U.S. Feb. existing home sales exceed 6.35 mln expected
U.S. Feb. existing-home sales up 3.9% to 6.69 mln

ECONOMIC REPORT: Existing-home sales rise 3.9% in February; Sales up three months in a row for the first time in three years
By Rex Nutting, MarketWatch Last Update: 10:00 AM ET Mar 23, 2007

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - Sales of existing homes unexpectedly rose 3.9% in February to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 6.69 million, the National Association of Realtors reported Friday.
The sales pace is the highest since April.
The 3.9% gain was the largest since March 2004, exceeding expectations of a decline to about 6.35 million. January's sales pace was revised down to 6.44 million from 6.46 million.
Sales have risen three months in a row for the first time in three years. Sales are down 3.9% compared with a year ago.
Inventories of unsold homes rose 5.9% to 3.75 million, representing a 6.7-month supply, up from 6.6 months in January. Inventories are not seasonally adjusted.
The median price of a home fell 1.3% year-over-year to $212,800, the seventh straight monthly decline.
Favorable weather in prior months, especially in the Northeast and Midwest, probably boosted sales in February, said David Lereah, chief economist for the real estate group.
Sales rose 14.2% in the Northeast, 3.9% in the Midwest and 1.6% in the South. Sales were flat in the West.
"The recession in housing may have bottomed out in September," Lereah said, adding that he'd need a few more months of data before making a call.
The contraction in the subprime mortgage market will slow the housing recovery, but not derail it, Lereah said. He estimated that 10% to 25% of subprime borrowers would not be able to get loans over the next two years.
Sales of single-family homes rose 3.7% to a 5.88 million seasonally annualized rate. Condo sales rose 5.3% to an 810,000 seasonally adjusted annualized rate.