U.S. house prices rose in May, up 0.7 percent from April, the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s seasonally adjusted monthly House Price Index reported.
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April Indexes Show Solid but Mixed Results for Home Prices
The Federal Housing Finance Agency’s seasonally adjusted House Price Index for April showed a 3.1% increase in home prices year-over-year, and a 0.7% increase from March.
House Prices Rise 4.3% over the Last Year; Up 0.5% from Fourth Quarter
U.S. house prices rose 4.3 percent between first-quarter 2022 and first-quarter 2023, the Federal Housing Finance Agency reported Tuesday.
Housing Market Reports: Continued Declines in Home Price Appreciation; Affordability Improves
Three end-of-month home price reports found appreciation declining in many parts of the country, along with increased affordability in many markets.
Home Price Reports: Monthly Gains Turn Negative
Annual home price appreciation, which flew along at a 20-percent pace for much of the past several years, appears to be grinding to a much slower pace going into 2023.
House Prices Continue to Flatten
Reports from S&P Down Jones Indices, New York, and the Federal Housing Finance Agency show continued flattening of home prices nationwide, although they remain elevated in most markets.
Home Price Reports: ‘Deceleration’ is Key Word
The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices reported an 18 percent annual gain in June, still hot but well off the 19.9 percent pace in May. And the Federal Housing Finance Agency also reported deceleration in June, to 17 percent.
Home Price Appreciation Slows
House prices rose nationwide in May, but at a slower pace than in April, two home price indices reported on Tuesday.
Home Price Indices Approach, Exceed 20% Annual Rate
Two home price indices on Tuesday showed home price appreciation approaching and in one case exceeding a 20 percent annual rate.
Home Price Indices Approach, Exceed 20% Annual Rate
Two home price indices on Tuesday showed home price appreciation approaching and in one case exceeding a 20 percent annual rate.