"US Home Prices Hit Record Highs, But Some Cities Face Declines"

TL;DR
CoreLogic predicts a significant drop in home prices in several U.S. cities, particularly in Florida, over the next year due to high interest rates and slowing sales. Cities like Palm Bay-Melbourne-Titusville and Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach in Florida are at high risk, with a greater than 70% chance of price declines by spring 2025. Nationwide, the growth in home prices is expected to slow, impacting the traditionally busy spring homebuying season.
Topics:businessreal-estate#florida#home-prices#housing-market#mortgage-rates#real-estate#real-estate-trends
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