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Where are House Prices Moderating the Most?
There remains a structural and long-term national supply shortage in the housing market, but in some cities the pullback in demand is strong and inventory is rising faster, resulting in a greater moderation of house price growth. Continue Reading

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Even as annual house price appreciation is slowing, shelter inflation will continue to increase for some time.
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Higher mortgage rates leave existing homeowners feeling ‘rate locked-in’, to their existing homes. And existing homeowners are the largest source of buyers. Fewer homes for sale and fewer sales. The more the rate lock-in effect, the fewer sales. pic.twitter.com/Uqp4Oqm6L7
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Where are House Prices Moderating the Most?

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The REconomy Podcast^™: Breaking Down the Federal Reserveʼs Efforts to Control Inflation