by Gone negative year over year adjusted for inflation: This series looks to me like it’s flattened and adjusted for inflation remains well below 2008 highs, and hasn’t fully recovered from the collapse of oil capex at the end of 2014: New home sales appear to have rolled over at very low levels. They are pretty much only at levels of the early 1960’s when the population was maybe half of what it is today:
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Gone negative year over year adjusted for inflation:
This series looks to me like it’s flattened and adjusted for inflation remains well below 2008 highs, and hasn’t fully recovered from the collapse of oil capex at the end of 2014:
New home sales appear to have rolled over at very low levels. They are pretty much only at levels of the early 1960’s when the population was maybe half of what it is today:
