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Some Highlights:

• After a surge in March, existing home sales and new home sales slowed due to a drop in inventory available for sale in the start-up and trade-up categories.
• Median existing home prices surged for the 62^nd straight month, up 6.0% over last year to $244,800.
• New home prices slowed as builders have started to turn their focus toward single family, smaller homes.

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