Only one in four consumers responding to Fannie Mae’s latest monthly National Housing Survey thought it was a good time to buy — a new low in survey records dating to 2010.
Source: Inman News
Homebuyer sentiment hits new low in Fannie Mae’s National Housing Survey
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