U.S. Home Prices Rebound in February After Months of Decline.
TL;DR
US home prices rose 0.1% in February, marking the first increase in 8 months, due to low inventory and high demand from home-buyers. Despite weakness on the west coast, the housing market is up overall as the southeast continues to see strong gains.
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