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.
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Home Prices Continue ‘Forceful Deceleration’
Tuesday’s reports confirm a steady, even “forceful” deceleration in home prices.
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 Appreciation Not Slowing Down Yet
Home prices roared into March like a lion and left March like…well, a lion.
Home Price Indices Flirt with 20% Annual Rate
The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices showed annual home price appreciation at 19.8 percent; the Federal Housing Finance Agency House Price Index reported annual appreciation at 19.4 percent.
Home Price Appreciation Shows Few Signs of Easing
If home price appreciation is supposed to ease up this year, it’s showing no such signs so far.
Home Price Reports Show Slowing—But Not by Much
Monthly home price appreciation continues to slow, although at a rate providing scant relief to home buyers, according to two reports released Tuesday.
Home Price Growth Continues to Slow (But Not by Much)
The good news for home buyers: home price growth continued to decelerate, according to reports last week from S&P Down Jones Indices and the Federal Housing Finance Agency. The bad news: home price growth maintains double-digit percentage annual growth that appears likely to continue well into 2022.