November home prices rose 9.5%, one of the highest gains on record, Case-Shiller says

by Evelyn Reynolds 26 January 2021, 14:13 169 Views

Strong growth in home prices is showing no signs of abating, thanks to high buyer demand and a record low supply of homes for sale.

Source: Economy - cnbc.com

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November home prices rose 9.5%, one of the highest gains on record, Case-Shiller says

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