Tag Archives: Home Prices

Monthly index leveled off nationally in January but grew over the year. No regions in decline for the first time since October. Mountain and Pacific values were January’s strongest.

Homes stayed on the market for an average of two days more in February than January.

Home appraisals were an average of 1.69 percent lower than what homeowners expected, a gap that has widened for the third month in a row.

Notoriously expensive New York state ranks high on the list, but surprisingly, New York’s most expensive ZIP code is not in Manhattan.

According to a new housing index, markets nationwide are becoming more economically diverse. However, as prices rise, affordability drops and some metros like Detroit are seeing a spike in racial segregation.

Home Prices have been rising since 2012 and data from CoreLogic shows how that trend will continue.

A recent Home Price NSA Index revealed a 5.8-percent jump over a year prior, marking its highest point in 30 months.

The Northwest experienced some of the highest appreciation rates in 2016, with Seattle; Portland, Oregon; and Denver all experiencing home price appreciation rates of 10 percent or higher in 2016. See what other areas had a strong 2016.

Home prices, sales, and speed-of-sale saw a big jump throughout the country while inventory continued to drop.

According to a recent index released by Fannie Mae, optimism in the housing market has hit its highest point in five months. Employment gains, mortgage rates, and home prices will determine whether this surge in confidence will continue.