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 24/7/2009 - Significant leap forward in June sales of existing homes in the U.S..With +3.6% in June compared to 09 months subsidy-driven, the U.S. index, which projects sales of the month on an annual basis, dating back to a projection of 4,890,000 existing homes sold each year. This is the best monthly showing of the year, a sharp improvement over the figure for January 2009 that, with a projection of 4,490,000 homes sold, accounted for at least the beginning of the crisis. Another important fact not emphasized by the media but which heavily will condition the evolution of prices over the medium term is the decrease of the 'Inventory "that is the stock of unsold homes fell to 3,823,000 with an average wait of 9.4 sales months for a dwelling place. The figure is the lowest for a year now. In sharp descent both with the peak in July 2008 with 11 months of waiting media to sell their houses and 4,575,000 homes unsold. This is a decrease of -14.5% of the time needed to sell their home and - 16.43% of the stock of unsold homes from what appears to have been the worst property crisis. Not only is the average time of sale of June 2009 (9.4 months) is also below the average 10.5 months of the year 2008 and is approaching the average 8.9 months of the year 2008. We are still distant from the average 6.5 months of 2006 but the results certainly bode well for a gradual exit from the crisis.