When's the market going to crash? Not anytime soon : )
The S&P Case-Shiller® Home Price Index® was released yesterday for August 2019. It covers sales between June 1 and August 31.
Here are the month to month changes:
- Phoenix +0.90%
- Tampa +0.34%
- Miami +0.34%
- Cleveland +0.28%
- Atlanta +0.23%
- Minneapolis +0.17%
- Charlotte +0.14%
- Boston +0.12%
- New York +0.12%
- Detroit +0.11%
- Chicago +0.10%
- Dallas +0.04%
- Washington +0.00%
- Los Angeles -0.01%
- Portland -0.03%
- Denver -0.16%
- San Diego -0.16%
- Las Vegas -0.18%
- Seattle -0.29%
- San Francisco -0.47%
The national average was +0.20%. Phoenix rose from 3rd to 1st place in this table and is far out in front. 9 out of 20 cities were negative month to month.
The year over year changes were as follows:
- Phoenix +6.3%
- Charlotte +4.5%
- Tampa +4.3%
- Atlanta +4.0%
- Boston +3.9%
- Minneapolis +3.9%
- Detroit +3.8%
- Las Vegas +3.3%
- Cleveland +2.9%
- Denver +2.9%
- Miami +2.9%
- Dallas +2.8%
- Washington +2.7%
- Portland +2.6%
- San Diego +2.3%
- Chicago +1.4%
- Los Angeles +1.0%
- New York +0.9%
- Seattle +0.7%
- San Francisco -0.1%
The national average was 3.2%. Phoenix once again extended its lead at the top of the table.
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