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Weekly Housing Trends: Latest Data as of Oct. 25

Weekly Housing Trends: Latest Data as of Oct. 25

Welcome to this weekly housing trends update, where we bring you the latest snapshot of inventory trends, listing activity, and buyer-seller dynamics across the U.S. housing market. In addition to our monthly housing trends reports, which offer deeper insights into long-term patterns, we publish these weekly updates to provide more timely views into market changes.Read …

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S&P Cotality Case-Shiller Index Increases in August, but Pace Continues to Slow

S&P Cotality Case-Shiller Index Increases in August, but Pace Continues to Slow

What does the data show? The S&P Cotality Case-Shiller Index rose 1.5% annually in August, although at a slower pace as affordability constraints weigh on buyers. This month’s release reflects closings from June through August, a stretch of the summer market marked by steady mortgage rates in the mid-to-high 6% range and modest improvements inRead …

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Why California’s Housing Market Is Still Standing-for Now

Why California’s Housing Market Is Still Standing-for Now

The federal shutdown is rattling housing markets in states like Florida, but California’s has barely flinched. “Overall, the California housing market hasn’t shown signs of any major shifts since the government shutdown kicked off,” says Realtor.com® senior economic research analyst Hannah Jones. “New listing activity is up year over year, time on market is stableRead …

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What a Government Shutdown Means for the Housing Market

What a Government Shutdown Means for the Housing Market

A government shutdown doesn’t stop the housing market—but it can definitely slow things down. From delaying closings to shaking buyer confidence, even a short shutdown causes ripple effects that can reach your front door. When Washington gridlocks, it doesn’t just stay in DC—it filters down to everyday buyers, sellers, and homeowners across the country. ARead …

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Down Payments Finally Stop Rising-Here’s What Homebuyers Are Paying Now

Down Payments Finally Stop Rising-Here’s What Homebuyers Are Paying Now

Down payments are holding steady as the housing market cools, offering a bit relief for buyers—although some regions remain much more affordable than others. The typical down payment buyers paid from July to September 2025 was an average of 14.4%, or $30,400—up roughly $500 from the last quarter but nearly unchanged form a year agoRead …

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