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CoreLogic: U.S. Home Price Growth Shows Signs Of Increase

Aug 01, 2023
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News Director

Modest increase signals potential rebound amid regional variations.

New data from CoreLogic reveals a slight but significant bump in annual home price growth to 1.6%, suggesting that the market may be poised for an increase in home prices. By early 2024, there is an expected resurgence in year-over-year U.S. home price appreciation of around 7% nationwide.

The slight uptick in June's annual home price growth, according to CoreLogic's Home Price Index (HPI) and HPI Forecast for June 2023, signals potential recovery. It marks the 137th straight month of year-over-year gains and a pivot after 13 months of slowing.

"June's annual bump in price growth echoes economic resiliency, a thriving U.S. job market, and strong consumer spending,” said Selma Hepp, chief economist for CoreLogic. With almost 40% of sales in all-cash transactions and baby boomers exerting pressure on specific markets, the housing landscape is multifaceted and full of opportunities.

Regional Variation

Regional disparities were also notable in the report. Ten states and the District of Columbia saw annual home price declines in June, with the Northwest states suffering the most significant losses. However, Western states are likely to witness elevated prices due to the enduring lack of homes for sale.

In contrast, Miami recorded the highest year-over-year home price increase among the country's 20 tracked metro areas at 8.9%, followed by Detroit (4.2%) and Atlanta (3.9%). Among states, New Jersey led the pack in annual appreciation for June, increasing by 6.9%, followed closely by New Hampshire and Vermont.

The most robust home price gains since the beginning of the year have been in the Northeast (New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island and New Jersey) and the Midwest (Missouri, Wisconsin and Ohio). June’s U.S. median single-family home price was $376,000, with California ($720,000), the District of Columbia ($680,000), and Massachusetts ($583,500) leading the country.

Top Takeaways

  • U.S. home prices (including distressed sales) have shown a slight increase, pointing to potential recovery.
  • Attached properties saw higher annual appreciation (2.3%) compared to detached properties (1.4%).
  • CoreLogic’s forecasts show annual U.S. home price gains potentially increasing to 4.3% by June 2024.
  • Western states continue to grapple with a lack of homes, suggesting elevated prices for the foreseeable future.

The report paints a cautiously optimistic picture of the U.S. housing market, reflecting both challenges and potential growth. This glimpse into the future suggests that while the path to recovery may be intricate, the signs are promising.

About the author
Christine Stuart is the news director at NMP.
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