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New Home Sales Drop in January as High Mortgage Rates and Weather Take a Toll

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New home sales in the United States took a significant hit in January, declining 10.5 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 657,000 units. According to the latest report from Wells Fargo Economics, the sharp drop follows two consecutive months of gains and adds to the growing list of discouraging housing market indicators at […]

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