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New-Home Sales Tumble New homes have faced tough competition from the large number of homes that have been put on the block in the foreclosure process.

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New-Home Sales Tumble Sales of single-family homes decreased by 10.2% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 309,000, the Commerce Department said Thursday.

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Durable Goods, New-Home Sales Fall WASHINGTON -- Demand for durable goods took a wrong turn in February and unexpectedly dropped, while a barometer of capital spending by businesses tumbled a second straight month.

Gloom Persists as Demand Drops for 2008

New-Home Sales Decline Sales of single-family homes decreased by 1.8% last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 590,000, the Commerce Department said Wednesday.

Gloom Persists as Demand Drops for 2008

Of New-Home Sales Increases Slightly WASHINGTON -- U.S. home builders gained a little more confidence in the market during February, but their mood remained subdued amid the sales slump.

Home-Builder Index 2008

As New-Home Sales Fall Orders for big-ticket U.S. manufactured goods were flat in May, and sales of new homes slumped.

Durable-Goods Orders Flat 2008

New-Home Sales Seen Continuing Decline New-home sales are expected to have fallen further in February, to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 575,000 from 588,000 in January, which was the lowest point since early 1995.

Oracle Is Set to Report Growth in 3rd Quarter 2008

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Rankles New-Home Buyers When Jonette Banzon and her husband, Muhammed Ahmad, sought to build a home in Elk Grove, Calif., outside Sacramento in 2004, the city made a surprising demand: To get a building permit for the approximately $500,000 home, the couple needed to pay $240,357 for road improvements around the rural property.

Rising Use of 'Impact' Fees 2007

The R.al (Dismal) Picture on New-Home Prices Write to James R. Hagerty at bob. hagerty@wsj.com and Jonathan Karp at jonathan. karp@wsj.com

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