Rate of Home-Price Increases Falls To Slowest Pace in Eight Years
In the third quarter, there was a year-over-year price increase of 3.5%, the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight says. Anderson, Ind., saw the biggest year-over-year price decline, while the biggest price gains among large cities in the quarter were seen in Miami and Seattle.
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