S&P Case-Shiller: US home prices rise 0.7% in March as housing slowdown deepens

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  • S&P Global’s March 2026 Case-Shiller National Home Price Index rose 0.7% y/y, slowing from 0.8% in February.
  • More than half of the 20 tracked metro markets fell y/y, signaling a broader housing slowdown.
  • Chicago led with a 6.09% y/y gain; Seattle was weakest at -2.5%, underscoring widening regional divergence.
  • Inflation continued to outpace home-price growth; March CPI ran 2.6 percentage points above the national index’s 0.7% gain.
  • Seasonally adjusted data showed soft momentum, with the national index down 0.22% m/m despite a spring lift in unadjusted prices.


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