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U.S. Existing Home Sales Decline in July Amid Record Prices, High Mortgage Rates
Sales of previously owned homes in the U.S. decreased in July. Record prices and elevated mortgage rates contributed to the slowdown, affecting many potential homeowners.
08/31/2026 · Clark County edition
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Why it matters locally: Ohio's housing market, like the national trend, is experiencing challenges with rising home prices and high mortgage rates potentially impacting affordability for residents and slowing sales.
WASHINGTON – Sales of previously occupied homes across the United States fell in July. Record-high home prices and mortgage rates, the highest in a year, presented challenges for many individuals seeking to purchase property. Analysts observed a continued deceleration in the housing market activity during the month. Consumers encountered financial barriers when attempting to enter the market.Related Topics
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