The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller National Home Price Index posted a yearly increase of 4.8% in October, the fastest annual rate gain of 2023 and 'the strongest national growth rate since 2022'
Demand for purchase loans picks up for 4th consecutive week, and bond market investors are pushing rates lower on hopes for Fed easing as inflation subsides
US home prices rose to within 0.02% of an all-time high tallied in June 2022 as cities nationwide posted a fifth month of increases, according to data released Tuesday by CoreLogic and the FHFA
Corcoran told 'Good Morning America' viewers Wednesday that she doesn't foresee prices dropping any time soon but could see them spiking once mortgage rates come down
Annual home price growth fell below 2% for the first time since 2012 as high prices and mortgage rates continued to inhibit buyers and sellers, according to data released Tuesday by CoreLogic
One new figure shows home prices rose in April compared to March but fell year over year. Economists, however, are fairly upbeat
The typical U.S. homeowner with a mortgage lost about $5,400 in equity in Q1 2023 compared to a year earlier, CoreLogic said
Annual home price growth dropped to 5.5% in the first month of 2023, but fell just 0.2% month over month, according to data released Tuesday as part of the CoreLogic Home Price Index
Home prices grew by 8.6% compared to a year before but fell by 0.2% month over month. By Q2, prices are expected to be lower than they were a year before, CoreLogic says
Home prices posted a 0.5% decline between August and September and were up 11.4% from September 2021, according to new data
The increase, while unusually high by normal standards, marked the 2nd month of deceleration as the market shifts away from the cheap mortgage environment brought about by COVID
Home price growth continued in March as homebuyers snatched up homes ahead of further rate hikes, according to new data Tuesday from the Federal Housing Finance Agency and Case-Shiller
Today's rising home prices and a persistent seller’s market differ from the 2007 housing bubble in a few key ways, economists told Inman. In short, don't expect bubbles bursting anytime soon
September 2021 marked the first month since May 2020 in which annual home price growth decelerated, with home prices increasing 19.5% year over year, down from 19.8% in August
The S&P/Case-Shiller US National Home Price Index remained virtually unchanged since July, when gains rose 19.7% while continuing a 15-month streak of upward growth