US home prices reached a record high in March, reflecting the housing market’s persistent affordability crisis.
The average U.S. home price rose 1.3% in March following a 0.7% increase in February and was up 6.5% over the past 12 months.
Home-price growth in 20 major US cities sped up in March, pressuring buyers as the key selling season kicks into gear. Prices in a measure of 20 cities increased 7.4% from a year earlier, larger than ...
After all, according to Fortune, national home prices recently hit record highs for the ninth time in the past year. Find Out ...
U.S. home prices continued to soar higher March, according to data published Tuesday, as would-be homebuyers compete for a ...
The number of homes for sale has been gradually improving on softer purchase demand in this spring’s higher interest rate ...
San Diego continued to report the highest price hike across 20 major metropolitan areas, at 11.1% from last year, followed by ...
Annual home-price growth in the U.S. held at a fast clip in March, likely helped by gradually easing mortgage rates as ...
U.S. home prices hit a new peak in March 2024, with a 7.4% year-on-year increase. San Diego led with an 11.1% annual gain, ...
Existing home sales fell 1.9% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.14 million in April from a revised 4.22 million in ...
Today, home prices hit a fresh high, and multiple measures of consumers' outlook hinted at their inclination to continue ...
U.S. consumer confidence unexpectedly improved in May after deteriorating for three straight months amid optimism about the labor market, but worries about inflation persisted and many households ...