Real estate resales in the United States have improved marginally in recent weeks. Yet the month-over-month sales gains seen in the U.S. in July were not enough to lift its national market from a prolonged slump that began after interest rates increased more than three years ago, a new report has found. The report by TD Economics noted that despite the uptick, activity in the resale market is “still hovering near its lows reached during the global financial crisis” in 2008. Read More