Some of Dee Dee Trosclair's clients are getting antsy these days and asking why their homes aren't selling like hotcakes. Home buyers, meanwhile, are getting more serious about making a move, said Trosclair, a Realtor for Keller Williams Realty in Dallas.

Subtle signs of a slow-down have surfaced in some housing markets across the country, as inventories of for-sale homes build up and some homes take longer to sell. The sale of high-end homes in particular has been stagnant in some markets. Rising interest rates are high on buyers' minds, Realtors report, and some agents said they're worried that a growing number of homeowners are financially overextended.

Trosclair said she worked with one first-time home buyer who saw the interest rate rise one-half percent during the time it took to negotiate the contract and lock in the rate on her mortgage. "The slight adjustment almost placed her out of the market," Trosclair said.

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Sales of new U.S. homes sagged well below expectations in April to post their biggest monthly drop in more than ten years as rising mortgage interest rates cooled the busy housing market, a government report showed on Wednesday.

Sales of new homes tumbled 11.8 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.093 million units from an upwardly revised record high of 1.239 million in March, the Commerce Department said.

Analysts polled by Reuters were expecting sales to ease to a 1.200 million unit pace.

April's rate was the lowest level of new home sales since November in what is normally the peak season for real estate sales. The decline -- the largest monthly drop since January 1994 -- could signal the end of a housing boom fueled by the lowest mortgage interest rates since the early 1960s.

The U.S. housing market shows no sign of a nationwide bubble and should remain strong for the next decade even if interest rates rise somewhat, according to an analysis from leading industry economists released yesterday.

There's no slowdown in sight for housing demand, according to the group of five economists who collaborated on the first 10-year projection offered by the Homeownership Alliance, a Washington-based association of 18 national housing organizations.

Instead, the report compiled by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, the Independent Community Bankers of America, the National Association of Home Builders and the National Association of Realtors offered the promise of a continuing boom driven by population growth, including immigration, and new jobs.

Among the 10-year predictions: · Demand for new housing will remain steady at about 2 million units a year, with aging boomers, boomer babies and immigrants competing for places to live. · The national homeownership rate will grow to as much as 72.4 percent from its 2003 record of more than 68 percent. · Total home sales will average about 8.5 million per year, on par with recent record years. · Home price increases should average 5 percent a year nationally through 2013, with price gains above 6 percent in areas where supply is tight, such as the Washington market.

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