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Tuesday
24Nov2009
DateTuesday, November 24, 2009 at 10:11AM | AuthorWilliam L. Exeter

Fannie Mae's Housing Forecast for 2010

Fannie Mae's housing forecast projected New and Existing Home Sales will be UP 11% next year, with prices flat but stable nationally. They see Existing Home Sales UP 10% (5.46 million), and New Home Sales UP a whopping 24% (498,000) for 2010.

The report unequivocally states:

It appears that the economic recovery is here.

In fact, the 23.3% boost in the annualized rate of home sales in Q3 was the largest in over twenty years. The analysis also noted that new-home inventories have dropped steadily since May 2007 and are now at their lowest levels since 1982.

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