According to a new survey by Apartment List, the rate is similar to May and shows that even though other industries are rebounding, the situation has not yet improved meaningfully in housing.These figures stood at 24% in April and 31% in May, before falling slightly to 30% in June.

In other words, there are still lots of unfilled construction jobs that, if filled, would promote a sharper rebound in new construction.

Of course Covid has affected business but it has rebounded pretty sharply.

The rebound in pending home sales means that there likely won’t be repeats of May's significant downturn in existing-home sales for months to come.

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STR's just took the beating of the century with COVID and while they are rebounding quickly, it's very reasonable to assume things will get locked down again in the coming months, so short-term sustainability of STR's is a little questionable at the moment. 

@Marianne Lopez-Henthorn if you think the market will rebound, selling at a loss may not make sense.

Volatility is interesting to trade and there are plenty “rebound” stocks of if you are a long term investor.

Pending home sales continued to rebound across the country in June as Americans rushed to buy homes despite the pandemic.

Financing costs are the main barrier for first-time buyers in many U.S. housing markets.Home prices “really rebounded much more strongly than I think any of us had thought they were going to,” Frank Nothaft, the chief economist at CoreLogic, told Barron’s.