New-Home Inventories Continue Shrinking In April

RISMEDIA, June 1, 2009-The number of newly built single-family homes on the market shrank to 297,000 units in April, thinning supplies to their lowest level since May 2001, according to government figures. The report noted that the pace of new-home sales held virtually even with the previous month, at a …

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New-Home Inventories Continue Shrinking In April

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