GoKawiilHome prices now falling in 66 of largest U.S. housing markets, ResiClub data shows
ResiClub's latest tracking of major U.S. housing markets finds 66 metro areas now registering year-over-year or month-over-month price declines. The report ties the broader softening trend to a recent rise in long-term bond yields and mortgage rates, which has coincided with an acceleration in price weakness nationally.
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A growing count of markets with falling prices suggests the pandemic-era home-price boom continues to unwind as higher borrowing costs curb buyer demand. If mortgage rates stay elevated, more metros could join the list, which could further cool housing activity and affect builder and lender outlooks nationwide.
- 66 major housing markets are now seeing price declines, per ResiClub.
- Rising long-term yields and mortgage rates are linked to the recent acceleration in softening.
- The trend signals continued cooling in the broader U.S. housing market.
Source: fastcompany.com, 2026-10-29
Published there as: “66 major housing markets now see falling prices”
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