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Video: NAR May 2026 sales rise 3.2% but remain near multi-year lows amid affordability crunch

NAR May 2026 sales rise 3.2% but remain near multi-year lows amid affordability crunch

Jun 13, 2026

The video analyzes the June 2026 NAR Existing-Home Sales report showing May 2026 sales at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.17 million, up 3.2% both month-over-month and year-over-year—the highest since December. It notes the median price rose 1.3% to $429,300 and highlights stronger gains at higher price points. The segment contrasts short-term headlines with long-term charts arguing sales volumes remain near historic lows comparable to the 2008-2012 period. It attributes low demand to poor affordability, citing a mortgage cost-to-income ratio near 38%, and discusses seller behavior with a Nashville listing example before promoting Reventure's tools and forecasts.

Source: Reventure Consulting

Video: Housing Market Data Shows Rising Foreclosures, Modest Sales Uptick

Housing Market Data Shows Rising Foreclosures, Modest Sales Uptick

Jun 13, 2026

The video reviews recent U.S. housing data while walking in Tiburon, California. It covers Q1 2026 foreclosure filings from ATTOM data showing increases, May 2026 existing-home sales from NAR, price-tier sales patterns, median price dynamics, Lawrence Yun's long-term forecast, and reasons for market trends. It draws primarily from ATTOM foreclosure reports, NAR sales data, HousingWire, and comments from NAR's Lawrence Yun. The presenter stresses seasonality, affordability pressures, and opportunities for patient buyers rather than FOMO.

Source: Michael Bordenaro