Les ventes de logements en attente augmentent de manière inattendue de 1,8 % en février

17 mars 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

L'indice des ventes de logements en attente de la National Association of Realtors a augmenté de 1,8 % pour atteindre 72,1 en février, défiant les attentes d'une baisse de 0,6 %. Il s'agit d'une baisse de 0,8 % par rapport à l'année précédente. L'indice reste bien en deçà des sommets historiques.

La National Association of Realtors (NAR) a indiqué que son indice des ventes de logements en attente avait augmenté de 1,8 % en février pour atteindre 72,1. Les économistes avaient anticipé une baisse de 0,6 %, ce qui rend cette hausse inattendue. Par rapport à la période précédente, l'indice est en baisse de 0,8 % selon les données publiées le 17 mars 2026 par l'auteur Jennifer Nash sur Seeking Alpha. L'indice est inférieur de 44 % à son plus haut niveau historique enregistré en août 2020. Sur une base ajustée à la population, il est à 51 % de son pic d'avril 2005. Contribuant aux conditions du marché, Freddie Mac a noté que le prêt hypothécaire moyen à taux fixe sur 30 ans était de 6,05 % en février 2026, soit la moyenne mensuelle la plus basse depuis août 2022.

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