FX.co ★ House Prices Rise Least in 20 Months: Case-Shiller

In April 2025, the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller 20-City Home Price Index recorded an annual growth of 3.4%. This marks a slowdown from the 4.1% increase observed in the previous month and fell short of the market's anticipated 4% growth rate. This figure represents the mildest increase since August 2023. The index's growth moderated due to heightened base years and a rise in long-term Treasury yields, which in turn pushed up standard mortgage rates. Noteworthy annual price increases were observed in New York at 8.0%, Chicago at 6.0%, Detroit at 5.5%, and Cleveland at 5.2%. Conversely, home prices experienced a decline in Dallas, down by 0.2%, and in Tampa, which saw a decrease of 2.2%.