New residential sales in the USA rebounded in November as builders and consumers completed trades that were delayed due to the southern hurricane, and buyers took advantage of generous sales incentives. Official data released on Monday showed that new single-family home sales rose 5.9% in November to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 0.664 million units. Builders worked hard to catch up in November, especially in the southern region, which is the largest housing market in the USA, after the autumn hurricane hindered new home sales in October. Sales in the southern region rebounded nearly 14% last month. Meanwhile, sales in the Midwest reached their fastest growth rate since 2021. Sales in the Northeast and West declined.
美国11月新屋销售回升 购房者完成受飓风影响的交易
New home sales in the USA rebounded in November as buyers completed trades that were affected by the hurricane.
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