April Home Price Increases Remain Moderate
Home prices in April rose 3.6% year over year, according to the latest report from CoreLogic. Home prices have regained 60% of the value they lost since the housing market bottomed out in 2011.
Home prices in April rose 3.6% year over year, according to the latest report from CoreLogic. Home prices have regained 60% of the value they lost since the housing market bottomed out in 2011.
Pending home sales (contracts signed, but not yet closed) fell in April, continuing a consecutive 16-month year-over-year decline. It's a poor kick-off to the year's prime home-buying season.
Applications for new mortgage loans fell last week even though mortgage loan rates also dropped.
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U.S. home prices are rising at the slowest rate in nearly 7 years according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller index. Even so, the increase in home prices continues to rise faster than inflation.
New home sales dropped sharply month over month in April, but remain well above April 2018 levels.
Mortgage loan rates mostly fell slightly or remained unchanged last week. The lower rates drove a surge in home refinancings.
Sales of existing homes dipped slightly month over month in April and remain down more than 4% year over year.
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Applications for new mortgage loans rose last week as interest rates for both conventional and jumbo 30-year loans dipped.
U.S. home prices rose again in March, but at a slower pace than in February or January. Since the March 2011 trough, CoreLogic's home price index has increased by 59%.
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