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New Construction Offers Better Value for Buyers Facing High Home Prices
The lower premium for a new house is because builders held prices steady, while existing home prices rose. “The median list price for a newly built home was $450,797 in Q2, essentially flat from a year ago, while the median existing home price rose 2.4% to $418,300. Nationally, new builds averaged $218.66 per square foot,…
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New Construction Offers Better Value for Buyers Facing High Home Prices
The lower premium for a new house is because builders held prices steady, while existing home prices rose. “The median list price for a newly built home was $450,797 in Q2, essentially flat from a year ago, while the median existing home price rose 2.4% to $418,300. Nationally, new builds averaged $218.66 per square foot,…
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New Construction Offers Better Value for Buyers Facing High Home Prices
The lower premium for a new house is because builders held prices steady, while existing home prices rose. “The median list price for a newly built home was $450,797 in Q2, essentially flat from a year ago, while the median existing home price rose 2.4% to $418,300. Nationally, new builds averaged $218.66 per square foot,…
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New Construction Offers Better Value for Buyers Facing High Home Prices
The lower premium for a new house is because builders held prices steady, while existing home prices rose. “The median list price for a newly built home was $450,797 in Q2, essentially flat from a year ago, while the median existing home price rose 2.4% to $418,300. Nationally, new builds averaged $218.66 per square foot,…
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New Construction Offers Better Value for Buyers Facing High Home Prices
The lower premium for a new house is because builders held prices steady, while existing home prices rose. “The median list price for a newly built home was $450,797 in Q2, essentially flat from a year ago, while the median existing home price rose 2.4% to $418,300. Nationally, new builds averaged $218.66 per square foot,…
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New Construction Offers Better Value for Buyers Facing High Home Prices
The lower premium for a new house is because builders held prices steady, while existing home prices rose. “The median list price for a newly built home was $450,797 in Q2, essentially flat from a year ago, while the median existing home price rose 2.4% to $418,300. Nationally, new builds averaged $218.66 per square foot,…
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New Construction Offers Better Value for Buyers Facing High Home Prices
The lower premium for a new house is because builders held prices steady, while existing home prices rose. “The median list price for a newly built home was $450,797 in Q2, essentially flat from a year ago, while the median existing home price rose 2.4% to $418,300. Nationally, new builds averaged $218.66 per square foot,…
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New Construction Offers Better Value for Buyers Facing High Home Prices
The lower premium for a new house is because builders held prices steady, while existing home prices rose. “The median list price for a newly built home was $450,797 in Q2, essentially flat from a year ago, while the median existing home price rose 2.4% to $418,300. Nationally, new builds averaged $218.66 per square foot,…
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New Construction Offers Better Value for Buyers Facing High Home Prices
The lower premium for a new house is because builders held prices steady, while existing home prices rose. “The median list price for a newly built home was $450,797 in Q2, essentially flat from a year ago, while the median existing home price rose 2.4% to $418,300. Nationally, new builds averaged $218.66 per square foot,…
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New Construction Offers Better Value for Buyers Facing High Home Prices
The lower premium for a new house is because builders held prices steady, while existing home prices rose. “The median list price for a newly built home was $450,797 in Q2, essentially flat from a year ago, while the median existing home price rose 2.4% to $418,300. Nationally, new builds averaged $218.66 per square foot,…