The Future of Home Prices: Experts Warn of Regression and Decline

TL;DR
Goldman Sachs predicts that home-price growth in the US will slow down due to high mortgage rates, leading to decreased affordability. Despite a recent increase in home prices, the report warns that this is based on lagging data and does not account for the current higher mortgage rates. The 10 cities experiencing the most regression in home prices include Washington, DC and Dallas.
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