Freddie Mac Home Value Index Elevated in September; Up 3.6% 12 months-over-year

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by Calculated Danger on 10/31/2024 11:32:00 AM

As we speak, within the Calculated Danger Actual Property Publication: Freddie Mac Home Value Index Elevated in September; Up 3.6% 12 months-over-year

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Freddie Mac reported that its “National” Dwelling Value Index (FMHPI) elevated 0.28% month-over-month on a seasonally adjusted (SA) foundation in September. On a year-over-year foundation, the Nationwide FMHPI was up 3.6% in September, down from up 4.0% YoY in August.  The YoY enhance peaked at 19.1% in July 2021, and for this cycle, bottomed at up 0.9% YoY in Could 2023. …

As of September, 11 states have been under their earlier peaks, Seasonally Adjusted. The most important seasonally adjusted declines from the current peak have been in Florida (-2.2%), Louisiana (-1.8%), Arizona (-1.7%), North Carolina (-1.5), and Arkansas (-1.3%).

For cities (Core-based Statistical Areas, CBSA), listed here are the 30 cities with the most important declines from the height, seasonally adjusted. Austin continues to be the worst performing metropolis. Nonetheless, 17 of the 30 worst performing cities are actually in Florida!

And 9 of the 12 worst performing cities are in Florida.

There may be rather more within the article.

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