SPDR(R) S&P(R) HOMEBUILDERS ETF News

Glenn Kelman, president and CEO of Redfin, joins Fast Money to discuss the state of the housing market and whether things have slowed down.

The U.S. housing sector sees favorable data releases as new home sales increase in July after decreasing for three successive months.

Persistent headwinds of rising material prices along with supply and labor shortages continue to take a toll on builder confidence.

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Sales of new single-family homes dropped to an annualized rate of 676,000, 6.6% below May???s data. But existing home sales gained moderately last month and lower rates may keep the demand for housing

The latest housing data brings back optimism amid persistent headwinds of rising material prices along with supply chain and labor shortages.

Summary Favorable home prices and a sharp recovery in housing starts have driven housing-related investments higher in 2021. However, SPDR S&P Homebuilder ETF (XHB) has outperformed peer iShares U.S.

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Builder sentiment in June dropped to its lowest level in the last 10 months as as construction costs pushed up new home prices.

The streak of weak U.S. housing data continues to flow in and highlight growing struggle from soaring softwood lumber prices and other material and labor costs.

New and existing home sales decline in May, thanks to record-high home prices and a tight supply. Does this prepare us for a grim outlook for housing?

Housing is still strong. But higher prices have slowed activity.