(Washington, DC) — A short supply and higher prices aren’t keeping Americans from buying homes. A new report from the National Association of Realtors shows the sale of existing homes rose four-point-three percent in October compared to September, and 26-point-6 percent annually. Sales could have been stronger if there were more homes for sale, as there were almost 20-percent less homes on the market this October compared to October 20-19. The median price of homes sold in October was 313-thousand, the highest ever recorded and reflects the strong sales on the higher end of the market.
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