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Freddie Mac: 2015 Home Sales to Hit 2007 Levels | Simplifying The Market

According to Freddie Mac’s latest U.S. Economic & Housing Market Outlook, U.S. home sales in 2015 will show increase to the numbers associated with a normal real estate market. Here is their projection:

“We are projecting a 4 percent rise in sales to 5.6 million, which would mark the highest level of annual sales since 2007.”

And their optimism was seconded by both the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA).

It seems that an improving economy and jobs market will mean a very healthy housing market.[:es]

De acuerdo con el ultimo informe de Freddie Mac “U.S. Economic & Housing Market Outlook” las ventas de las casas en U.S.A en 2015 van a mostrar un aumento en los números asociados con un mercado normal de bienes raíces. Aquí está su proyección:

“Nosotros estamos proyectando un aumento del 4 por ciento en las ventas a 5.6 millones, que marcaría el nivel más alto en las ventas anuales desde 2007”.

Y su optimismo fue secundado por juntas: la Asociación Nacional de Realtors (NAR) y la Asociación de Banqueros Hipotecarios (MBA por sus siglas en ingles).

Parece que una mejora en la economía y el mercado de empleos van a significar un mercado de la vivienda muy saludable.[:]

[:en]Freddie Mac: 2015 Home Sales to Hit 2007 Levels[:es]Freddie Mac: las ventas de casas del 2015 van a alcanzar los niveles de 2007[:]

[:en] According to Freddie Mac’s latest U.S. Economic & Housing Market Outlook, U.S. home sales in 2015 will show increase to the numbers associated with a normal real estate market. Here is their projection: “We are projecting a 4 percent rise in sales to 5.6 million, which would mark the highest level of annual sales ...

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[:en]Freddie Mac: 2015 Home Sales to Hit 2007 Levels[:es]Freddie Mac: las ventas de casas del 2015 van a alcanzar los niveles de 2007[:]

[:en] Freddie Mac: 2015 Home Sales to Hit 2007 Levels | Simplifying The Market

According to Freddie Mac’s latest U.S. Economic & Housing Market Outlook, U.S. home sales in 2015 will show increase to the numbers associated with a normal real estate market. Here is their projection:

“We are projecting a 4 percent rise in sales to 5.6 million, which would mark the highest level of annual sales since 2007.”

And their optimism was seconded by both the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA).

It seems that an improving economy and jobs market will mean a very healthy housing market.[:es] Freddie Mac: 2015 Home Sales to Hit 2007 Levels | Simplifying The Market

De acuerdo con el ultimo informe de Freddie Mac “U.S. Economic & Housing Market Outlook” las ventas de las casas en U.S.A en 2015 van a mostrar un aumento en los números asociados con un mercado normal de bienes raíces. Aquí está su proyección:

“Nosotros estamos proyectando un aumento del 4 por ciento en las ventas a 5.6 millones, que marcaría el nivel más alto en las ventas anuales desde 2007”.

Y su optimismo fue secundado por juntas: la Asociación Nacional de Realtors (NAR) y la Asociación de Banqueros Hipotecarios (MBA por sus siglas en ingles).

Parece que una mejora en la economía y el mercado de empleos van a significar un mercado de la vivienda muy saludable.[:]

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