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fromwww.housingwire.com
2 hours agoHousing demand favors markets with pricing alignment
Housing demand persists in 2026 but concentrates in affordable, functional markets as mortgage spreads improve and inventory absorption accelerates.
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fromwww.housingwire.com
3 months agoU.S. home prices rose 0.6% in November, FHFA reports
Price growth varied widely by region. On a monthly basis, increases ranged from flat growth in the Middle Atlantic division to a 1.1% gain in the East South Central division. Over the past year, prices declined in the Pacific division, down 0.4%, while the East North Central region posted the strongest annual increase at 5.1%, the FHFA said. Several regions continued to show cooling compared with a year earlier.
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fromFast Company
4 months ago5 ways Trump's proposed institutional single-family homebuying ban could affect the housing market
A proposed ban on large institutional buyers of single-family homes would produce regionally uneven impacts and raise major definitional, legal, and implementation questions.
fromflowingdata.com
6 months agoHistorical (lack of) change in home prices in major cities
For the Washington Post's Department of Data, Andrew Van Dam looks at historical home prices in cities, dating back to 1890. We often treat buying a house in the United States as an investment that grows faster than inflation. In some cities like Los Angeles, Boston, and Seattle, with relatively high house prices, this is definitely the case. In other cities, like Cleveland, Detroit, and Pittsburgh, house prices mostly stuck with inflation, no different from spaghetti or sprockets.
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