In other words, home prices merely kept up with inflation over the past 120 years. It's also worth noting on this chart just how ridiculous the housing bubble looks in a historical context.

The chart below shows the 40 largest metro area markets where home prices are up the most since their 2022 price peak. Click here for a searchable chart with all 384 metros tracked by Freddie Mac .

The share of first-time buyers in the market has plummeted in recent years. Buyers and sellers are at a stalemate in 2025 ...

This chart shows the change in home prices between Q1 2019 and Q1 2025 in selected U.S. metro areas (in percent).

An updated analysis of Zillow Home Value Index data by Fortune (see chart below), finds that 38% of the nation's 200 largest housing markets saw a month-over-month home price decline in February ...

This interactive line chart shows sale price fluctuations for homes larger metro areas around California since January 2021. Compared to larger housing markets in the state, Sacramento and Fresno ...

CHART OF THE DAY: Housing market affordability plunges to lowest level since 1985. ... "Home prices have not moderated much despite high borrowing costs because housing inventory is so low," LPL said.

Home price pressures continue to be lower. ... You can see that coming out of the pandemic at the left end of the chart, home prices were rising by 10%, 12%, and 15% over the previous year.

The median sales price of distressed homes — those in the foreclosure process or bank-owned — increased 13% from a year ago to $127,000, 33% below the median sales price of non-distressed ...

Prices have exploded. In January 2020, the median price of a D-FW home was just over $267,000. Today, that mark has topped $400,000. In 2023, the average D-FW home cost 4.4 times the region’s ...

On a year-over-year basis, U.S. home prices rose 6.2% from November 2022 to November 2023. National house prices as measured by Freddie Mac ended November 2023 up 2.0% above the 2022 summer peak ...