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The median home sales price in the U.S. rose 2.4% in April, marking the largest annual increase since March 2025, driven by a stabilizing job market and increased buyer activity. Job additions exceeded expectations, boosting housing demand, while active listings reached their highest since March 2020. Lower mortgage rates have improved affordability, with the average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage dropping to 6.37%. Housing construction also rebounded, indicating a response to demand despite affordability challenges.

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Home Prices Register Biggest Annual Increase In More Than A Year: Report

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Sales of previously owned U.S. homes rose 0.2% in April to an annual rate of 4.02 million units, despite ongoing affordability challenges. The median home price increased 0.9% year-over-year to $417,700, marking a record high for April. Total housing inventory grew by 5.8% to 1.47 million units. Regional sales varied, with the Midwest and South seeing increases, while the West experienced a decline. First-time buyers made up 33% of transactions, and all-cash sales accounted for 25%. Affordability pressures continue to impact buyer activity across the market.

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New Jersey has emerged as the leader in home price growth, with prices rising nearly 6% in February, compared to a national average of just 0.5%, according to a Cotality report. Factors driving this growth include high-wage jobs and an influx of workers from New York City. Newark recorded the highest increase at 6.7%. Despite a national housing market slowdown, New Jersey's housing supply remains low, with many homes selling above asking prices. The report indicates a local market rebalancing rather than a national correction.

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Home Prices Register Biggest Annual Increase In More Than A Year: Report

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