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- Friday's gross-domestic-product report showed that residential investment, which includes construction and brokers' fees, fell for a third quarter out of four.
- It was another confirmation that the US housing market is in a slowdown.
- Sales of luxury and affordable housing have been declining for months.
- There's plenty of demand for buying houses, but it's getting harder to do so successfully in America.
The US housing market is slowing down.
Friday's report on US economic growth spurred a presidential victory lap after it showed that gross domestic product rose at a 4.1% annual rate, the fastest in nearly four years.
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