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News Corporation operates as a global diversified media and information services company with businesses in information services and news, digital real estate services, and book publishing. Company updates commonly address earnings performance across Dow Jones, Digital Real Estate Services and HarperCollins, as well as advertising trends, subscription and professional information products, and capital allocation through share repurchases.
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News Corp will announce its first quarter Fiscal 2021 results on November 5, 2020. The CEO, Robert Thomson, and CFO, Susan Panuccio, will discuss the results during a call with analysts at 5:00 p.m. EST. Participants can join via a call-in number or listen to a live audio webcast. A replay will be available for 10 business days after the call. News Corp, listed under the ticker symbols NWS and NWSA, is a global media and information services company focused on creating and distributing engaging content.
The latest realtor.com® Weekly Housing Report indicates a slight slowdown in the housing market for the week ending Oct. 17, 2020. Median listing prices rose by 11.1% year-over-year, showing a deceleration from earlier peaks. The current median home price stands at $350,000, while homes are selling 13 days faster than last year, averaging 53 days on the market.
Despite a reduction in new listings by 6%, inventory is 38% lower year-over-year. The Housing Market Recovery Index remains strong at 111.0, reflecting ongoing buyer demand amid a seller's market.
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According to realtor.com®'s Weekly Housing Report for the week ending Oct. 10, new data reveals a resurgence of sellers in the housing market, with total inventory declines stabilizing for four consecutive weeks. While the number of homes for sale decreased by 38% year-over-year, buyer competition remains intense, with homes selling two weeks faster and listing prices hitting record highs. The median listing price is over $350,000, reflecting a 12.2% increase from last year. The Housing Market Recovery Index stands at 111.8, indicating a stronger market compared to pre-COVID levels.
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In early October, the U.S. median home price held steady at $350,000, reflecting a record growth of 12.9% year-over-year. Despite a typical autumn slow down, buyer demand remains high, enticing sellers to stay in the market. However, inventory is down 38% from last year, with a 7% drop in new listings. Homes are selling approximately 13 days faster than in the previous year, at around 53 days on the market. The proprietary Housing Market Recovery Index maintained a healthy score of 110.4, indicating a resilient housing market.
The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated home buying plans for nearly half of millennial shoppers, according to a survey by realtor.com and HarrisX. The survey of 2,000 prospective buyers reveals 49% are looking to purchase sooner than planned. With 75% working remotely, 63% cite this as a reason for buying a home. Millennials are leveraging record low mortgage rates and are prepared for competition, with 71% expecting it. Over half are seeking homes below the median U.S. price of $350,000, with 36% targeting homes under $200,000.
The analysis by realtor.com highlights a migration trend where Americans are moving from blue states to battleground states like Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, potentially influencing the upcoming presidential election. Most home searches in these states are originating from blue areas, particularly in counties known for Democratic leanings. The report emphasizes that while many factors will affect voting outcomes, the migration patterns suggest a significant interest from blue state residents in these swing states. Critical questions remain about the political affiliations of these potential new residents.
News Corp CEO Robert Thomson praised Google's recent partnerships with news publishers, highlighting a critical shift towards valuing premium journalism. He emphasized the recognition of the editorial ecosystem's dysfunctionality and acknowledged upcoming complex negotiations. This statement underscores a pivotal moment for the media landscape, as it may lead to better compensation for quality journalism, setting a precedent for future collaborations.
The September Monthly Housing Trends Report from realtor.com® reveals that the usual seasonal drop in home buying is absent in 2020 due to pandemic-driven demand. Buyers now face 25% more competition and are paying $20,000 more for homes. Listings have decreased by 21% compared to the year's start, while home prices rose by 17%. Homes sold 12 days faster than expected, driven by high demand and low inventory. Notably, significant price increases were observed in major metros like Cincinnati (+16.9%) and Boston (+16.4%).