Redfin Agent Yvette Evans, center, talks with a prospective home buyer during an open house in Austin, Texas, on Sunday. Photo: Julia Robinson for The Wall Street Journal By Laura Kusisto March 31, 2019 7:23 p.m. ET The spring home-buying season is shaping up as the best in years, offering new opportunities after last year’s tough housing market drove away many would-be buyers.
“It’s been a rough go for home buyers since the bottom of the housing market and there are signs we’re entering a period of normalcy,” said Ralph McLaughlin, deputy chief economist at CoreLogic Inc. Mr. McLaughlin at CoreLogic said conditions could be the most favorable to home buyers since the housing market bottomed in 2012.
A successful spring could support a housing market that declined sharply in the latter half of 2018, despite stronger U.S. economic growth that boosted consumer and business confidence. Now, a rebounding housing market could help ease concerns that economic growth is slowing as job growth has cooled and the stock market has been volatile.
I hope the rich people's houses are destroyed the same way the habitat is being destroyed for animals all across the earth in order to build luxury homes for the vain socialites.
It's always becomes severe problems, rather than witch hunt. People like Sandberg choose to switched style from 'your' antique kind to her Menlo Park, but it was old and personal news. Other than that identities were blurred or maybe we're adapted to custom not ours.
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