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U.S. existing home sales saw a modest increase of 0.2% in April but remain challenged by high mortgage rates and inflation-related affordability issues, leading to longer market times and a historically high median price of $417,700, while consumer sentiment is at a record low, signaling potential further declines in sales. #RealEstate #HomeSales #HousingMarket #US #IL #IR

U.S. existing home sales saw a modest 0.2% rebound in April, falling short of expectations, as elevated mortgage rates and rising inflation continue to limit buyer interest, with homes remaining on the market longer and affordability issues persisting. #HousingMarket #HomeSales #MortgageRates #US #IL #IR

U.S. existing home sales saw a minor rebound in April, rising by just 0.2%, as high mortgage rates and inflation continue to strain household budgets, resulting in longer listing times for homes and diminished affordability for potential buyers. #RealEstate #HousingMarket #HomeSales #US #IL #IR

U.S. existing home sales saw a modest 0.2% increase in April, falling short of expectations, as high mortgage rates and rising inflation continued to limit affordability and buyer interest, with the median home price reaching a record for the month despite decreasing sales among first-time buyers. #HousingMarket #HomeSales #RealEstate #US #IL #IR

U.S. existing home sales saw a modest increase of 0.2% in April, but ongoing high mortgage rates and rising inflation continue to limit buyer affordability and sentiment, resulting in longer time on the market for listed homes and a record high median home price. #RealEstate #HousingMarket #HomeSales #US #IL #IR