A Compass Realty sign was offered for sale in front of a house on June 23, 2025 in Greenbrae, California.
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The increasing supply and the slowing down of demand on the real estate market ultimately mean that prices cool off and accelerates the weakness.
According to the S&P Corelogic Case-Shiller index published on Tuesday, real estate prices rose in April in April compared to the previous year at the national level. After an annual increase of 3.4% in March and the smallest profit in almost two years.
The report is slightly backwards because it is a three -month average of prices in April. Other more up -to -date readings in the market, such as one of Parcl Lab, show that prices are now flat compared to one year.
S&P Case-Shiller found that the prices delay in the 10 and 20 cities composite materials have taken their index measurements. Both are now significantly below their youngest tips. In addition, a large part of the annual increase in April reading has occurred in the past six months, which means that prices through the spring market increased an increase instead of appearing all year round.
“It is particularly striking how this cycle has redesigned the regional leadership – markets that were Pandemic favorites have now stayed behind, while historically steady actors in the middle west and northeastern organize the pace. This rotation signals a matured market that is increasingly powered by land.
With an annual win of 7.9%, New York recorded the largest price increase, followed by Chicago at 6% and Detroit at 5.5%. This is a shift compared to the first years of pandemic when the sun belt recorded enormous demand and large pricing.
The prices in these previously hot markets are now falling. Both Tampa and Dallas became negative, 2.2% or 0.2%. The prices for San Francisco were basically flat, and both Phoenix and Miami made profits of just over 1%.
Higher mortgage interests, which were attributed to 7% in April and since then directly below this brand, have potential monthly payments near generation highs and inexpensive considerable buyer pools, in particular first games. According to the National Association of Realors, this proportion fell to only 30% of sales in May. Historically, first buyers account for 40% of the market.
The delivery of houses for sale is increasing, but Is Still under the pre-Pandemic levels. According to a new report by Redfin, only 6% of the seller exists the risk of a loss. This is a little higher than a year ago, but still historically low.
While the prices are certainly weaker, they are not nearly the risk of the main returns, which last after the subprime mortgage crisis and the large recession ago over a decade.
“The range of housing is still severely restricted, and existing homeowners hesitate to hand over their rates from pandemic and the new building of pandemic in pandemic. This imbalance of the offer is still a price floor and prevents the sharp corrections that some have feared,” said Godec.
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