The FHFA index
shows house price appreciation accelerated to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 7.3 % in July.
The FHFA index
shows house price appreciation accelerated to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 7.3 % in July.
Not exact matches
For the first time in three years, July data
shows the
price appreciation and inventory increases established during peak buying season (from April to July) continue their upward trend, untouched by external economic factors, according to the realtor.com ® July National
Housing Trend Report released this week by Move, Inc..
The index
shows that
house price appreciation accelerated to a seasonally adjusted annual growth rate of 5.4 % in August, continuing its recovery from a late spring / early summer slowdown.
The Freddie Mac
House Price Index for the U.S.
showed a 4.8 percent gain from March to June 2012, the largest quarterly pickup in eight years; the national index posted a June - to - June rise of 1 percent, the largest annual
appreciation since November 2006.
«The Freddie Mac
House Price Index for the U.S.
showed a brisk 4.8 percent gain from March to June 2012, the largest quarterly pickup in eight years; the national index posted a June - to - June rise of 1 percent, the largest annual
appreciation since November 2006.
The Survey of Canadian Average
Prices in the Third Quarter report
shows that of the
housing types surveyed, the highest average
price appreciation occurred in detached bungalows, which rose to $ 300,365 (+16.3 per cent) year - over-year, followed by standard condominiums, which rose to $ 211,562 (+14.2 per cent), and standard two - storey properties, which increased to $ 365,380 (+13.2 per cent).
As the chart below
shows, between 1999 and 2006 the payments on a hypothetical 30 year fixed rate mortgage increased by 50 percent more than incomes did, in large part because of
house price appreciation.