New-Home Sales Still Weighed Down
July new-home sales were still weighed down, dropping 1.7 percent to 627,000, according to the Commerce Department. Inventory in July ...
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New-Home Sales Slightly Slip
April new-home sales slightly slipped, down 1.5 percent to 662,000, according to the Commerce Department. The average new-home sales price ...
New-Home Sales Take Off
March new-home sales took off, up 4 percent to 694,000, according to the U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of ...
February New-Home Sales Slog
New-home sales again slogged in February, with sales of new, single-family homes down 0.6 percent to 618,000, according to the ...
New-Home Sales Skid in January
New-home sales skidded in January, with sales of new, single-family homes down 7.8 percent to 593,000, according to the U.S. ...
New-Home Sales Sink in December
New-home sales sank in December, with sales of new, single-family homes down 9.3 percent to 625,000, according to the U.S. ...
New-Home Sales Surge in October
New-home sales rose in October, with sales of new, single-family homes up 18.7 percent to 685,000, according to the U.S. ...
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New-Home Sales Shoot up in September
New-home sales shot up in September, with sales of new, single-family homes up a stratospheric 18.9 percent to 667,000, according ...
New-Home Sales Sink in July
New-home sales sunk in July, with sales of new, single-family homes down 9.4 percent to 571,000, according to the U.S. ...
Why a Shift From ‘I Have to’ to ‘I Get to’ Can Make All the Difference
Think about how the term “I get to” makes you feel. It denotes positivity, opportunity, even excitement. You get to do something, like it’s a treat, which completely transforms your motivation to do whatever it is. Read more.
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