but signaled a slowdown as earlier double-digit increases have faded to more modest single-digit increases, according to Home Price Index for the month. On a national scale, “home prices continue to rise compared with this time last year, but the rate of growth is clearly slowing as we exit 2014,” says Anand Nallathambi. “With more positive macroeconomic trends emerging in the United States, we are forecasting moderate price growth for 2015.” Read more.
Thursday, November 6, 2014
Home Prices Rose by 5.6 Percent
Home Prices Rose by 5.6 Percent Year Over Year September's home prices showed year-over-year appreciation in every state,
but signaled a slowdown as earlier double-digit increases have faded to more modest single-digit increases, according to Home Price Index for the month. On a national scale, “home prices continue to rise compared with this time last year, but the rate of growth is clearly slowing as we exit 2014,” says Anand Nallathambi. “With more positive macroeconomic trends emerging in the United States, we are forecasting moderate price growth for 2015.” Read more.
but signaled a slowdown as earlier double-digit increases have faded to more modest single-digit increases, according to Home Price Index for the month. On a national scale, “home prices continue to rise compared with this time last year, but the rate of growth is clearly slowing as we exit 2014,” says Anand Nallathambi. “With more positive macroeconomic trends emerging in the United States, we are forecasting moderate price growth for 2015.” Read more.
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