New open home sale transaction volume declined by as much as 50 percent in April, according to Realogy CEO Ryan Schneider.
Source: Inman News
Realogy CEO: Transaction decline may have already peaked
Published in April data, consumer trends, home sales, home searches, Markets & Economy, News Brief, realogy, Select, suburbs and transaction volume
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