New home sales in the US rose in August, driven by price cuts, incentives, and smaller floor plans, marking the fastest pace in eight months but still 2% below last year. Sales surged in the Midwest and South but declined in the Northeast and West. The median new-home price was $393,700, with over half priced below $400,000. New homes have been cheaper than existing ones for six months. Inventory remained high, and builder sentiment hit a one-year low amid rising financing costs.
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