The latest @CoreLogicInc S&P Case-Shiller annual #homeprice growth flattens at 6.5% in March, but monthly appreciation continued to heat up beyond the typical seasonal uptick, pushing prices up by 1.3%. https://t.co/L60AsOhchU
Excited to be part of @HousingWire's Market Update on Dec 11 with @LoganMohtashami, @darenjblomquist, and Clare Losey! Join us as we fact-check assumptions about the 2024 housing market. See you there! https://t.co/Me6FcCFbMp
@CoreLogicInc's #HPI shows home price growth pivoting after 13 months of slowing. Annual U.S. home price growth was up by 1.6% in June after a 1.5% increase in May. Home price growth expected to reach 6.8% YOY by Jan 2024 and then relax some. https://t.co/fZue0QABih
The latest @CoreLogicInc S&P Case-Shiller down 0.5% YOY in May, but recent gains indicate an inflection ahead. Mid-West pandemic-laggers, Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, now the hottest housing markets. https://t.co/fxdcUbRUav
In April, the @CoreLogicInc S&P Case-Shiller fell 0.24% YOY, first time since 2012, but the annual decline reflects 2022 price drops. The MOM index was up 1.3%, same as March. All markets have bottomed out at this point and are seeing heated home buying conditions once again.
So much to untangle in today's @CoreLogicInc Case-Shiller HPI report. Home price growth in early spring 2023 proved stronger than initially anticipated, reflecting a major imbalance in the housing market. For details:
https://t.co/mjuUdoAPyd
@CoreLogicInc's latest HPI slowing to 4.4%. A tale of two housing markets. Declines in the West due to tech and lack of affordability and gains in the SE and South reflecting strong job markets, pop growth and affordability due to new home construction. https://t.co/MkMHyGaJDq
In January, the @CoreLogicInc S&P Case-Shiller Index posted a 3.8% year-over-year increase, down from a 5.6% gain in December, marking the ninth straight month of decelerating annual home price growth.
https://t.co/68kNqpV5kZ
In December, the @CoreLogicInc S&P Case-Shiller Index posted a 5.8% YOY gain. National prices are down 4.4% since spring peak. Despite recent price declines, annual average home price growth for 2022 was the second highest on record. For full analysis:
https://t.co/uCjnRULvVd
It's definitely so great to be featured in @nytimes and discuss some important outcomes of the recent housing market roller-coaster: https://t.co/vCHKBwTWYE
In November, the @CoreLogicInc S&P Case-Shiller Index posted a 7.7% year-over-year increase, down from a 9.2% gain in October, marking the seventh straight month of decelerating annual home price gains and slowest since Sept 2020. https://t.co/4jFt5zy3iG
Announced today, @SelmaHepp has been appointed as CoreLogic Chief Economist. Selma was named Interim Chief Economist in July 2022.
Read more about the news here: https://t.co/yhcQdb5O7a
Today's @CoreLogicInc report shows YOY HPI growth posted an 8.6% gain, the lowest rate of appreciation in exactly two years. On a MOM basis, home prices declined by 0.2% compared to October 2022. https://t.co/nwyPcFrkSU
Check out the latest @Corelogic Homeowner Equity report showing slowing of home equity gains in Q3, though still averaging $284K per mortgaged borrower, some increase in number of borrowers underwater, though still lower than a year ago, and more: https://t.co/wSt7J9l08s
The latest @CoreLogic HPI shows continued rapid home price growth deceleration, up 11.4% YOY in Sept. While monthly gains are down for the third straight month, the HPI is down only 2% from the June peak, and still 7% higher than in Jan '22. https://t.co/GjGGUVBva3
What effect does flood risk have on real estate – specifically, a home’s value? How much has the risk been priced in already? How much is not accounted for due to climate risk?
Bin He, Executive of Science & Analytics, and colleagues visit these questions in this case study:
Housing markets continue to be rattled by continual rise in mortgage rates. With home buying demand recoiling rapidly, home price appreciation has slowed considerably. In August, the @CoreLogicInc S&P Case-Shiller Index posted an 13% increase:https://t.co/Z6tDDuSQHV
While rent growth nationally is slowing, shelter will continue to contribute outside share to inflation measures over the next year due to the lagged impact of rents on rent inflation. Based on our projections, shelter inflation will peak at close to 9% sometime next summer.
📍 High-tier rental growth rates have gradually decreased year over year since April, leading them to become the slowest-growing market segment in August
Learn more in the CoreLogic Single-Family Rent Index: https://t.co/BK3T5qqnfE