Spot The Bubble: Average New Home Price Soars By Most Ever In One Month To All Time High Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/23/2013 10:35 -0400 Census Bureau Reality Curious why in yesterday's FOMC minutes the following line " a few participants expressed concern that conditions in certain U.S. financial markets were becoming too buoyant" received special attention? Here is the reason: as the chart below shows, according to the census bureau , the average new home sale price just hit a new all time high, rising by a record 15.4% to a record $330,800. In a country in which real disposable consumer income is flat at best and in reality declining, it only makes sense that the average new home price just hit a level not seen since the prior credit-bubble fueled housing peak. Average new home sale price: And the sequential change in the average new home sale price: Obviously both of the above charts are justified by the average real disposable income per capita in the US: Or maybe not... Average: 4.333335 Your rating: None Average: 4.3 ( 9 votes) Tweet - advertisements - VectorVest Stock Analysis. Find out Whether a Stock is a Buy, Sell or Hold. Get your Free Stock Analysis simply by clicking here! Login or register to post comments 14818 reads Printer-friendly version Send to friend Similar Articles You Might Enjoy: Guest Post: It's Always The Best Time To Buy Guest Post: Will John Paulson Be Wrong This Time? Guest Post: The Unsafe Foundation of Our Housing 'Recovery' New Home Sales Plummet 13% To 284,000 Annualized Rate, 19K Actual Homes Sold Lowest Monthly Ever Public College Tuition Soars By Most Ever (Or Searching For Deflation In All The Wrong Places)