US home price gains fall sharply in November as rising mortgage rates cool housing market

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Home prices rose 8.6% in November, according to new CoreLogic data, the smallest gain in two years as high mortgage rates exclude prospective homebuyers.

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Prices in November increased 8.6% from the year-ago period, the smallest gain in two years, according to new data published on Tuesday by CoreLogic. Prices are now about 2.5% below their spring 2022 peak and are expected to continue falling this year, eventually tumbling into negative territory before rebounding to around 2% or 3% in the spring.

hovered around 6.42% last week, according to the latest data from mortgage lender Freddie Mac. While that is down from a peak of 7% in September, it's still more than double just one year ago, when rates stood at 3.10%.Combined with high home prices, the rapid rise in borrowing costs has pushed many entry-level homebuyers out of the market.

A separate report released last month by the National Association of Realtors showed that U.S. existing home sales slowed for the 10th straight month in November, tumbling 7.7% from the prior month to an annual rate of 4.09 million units. On an annual basis, home sales plunged 35.4% in November.

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