By Dan Weil New home sales fell 8.1% in June from May, to a two-year low. That marks the fifth straight monthly decline. The real estate market is in a seriously bad way. Prospective home buyers face roaring prices, soaring mortgage rates and often inadequate supply. So it’s no wonder that new home sales slid 8.1% in June from May, to an annualized pace of 590,000, according to the latest federal government statistics. That level marks a two-year low, and it’s the fifth straight monthly decline. In other recent housing news, rental information service Zumper’s National Rent Index hit a record …