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Still no sign of a rebound: Home prices rising about 6% annually and loans now growing at under 4% annually looks in line with at best flat housing sales: Looks like the blip up as hurricane destroyed vehicles were replaced has run its course: This had looked like it peaked a couple of years ago, but since went back up to new highs:
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Still no sign of a rebound: Home prices rising about 6% annually and loans now growing at under 4% annually looks in line with at best flat housing sales: Looks like the blip up as hurricane destroyed vehicles were replaced has run its course: This had looked like it peaked a couple of years ago, but since went back up to new highs:
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Still no sign of a rebound:
Home prices rising about 6% annually and loans now growing at under 4% annually looks in line with at best flat housing sales:
Looks like the blip up as hurricane destroyed vehicles were replaced has run its course:
This had looked like it peaked a couple of years ago, but since went back up to new highs:
