Yet another peak for US home prices

Home prices have been increasing for 67 consecutive months to reach a new high of $283,000 in November 2017, according to data from Black Knight Financial

Yet another peak for US home prices
Home prices have been increasing for 67 consecutive months to reach a new high of $283,000 in November 2017, according to data from Black Knight Financial.

The mortgage software and analytics firm’s data shows that prices gained 6.49% in the first 11 months of 2017 and were up 6.44% in the 12 months until the end of November. November’s increase from October was 0.27%.

The gain since the market’s trough in January 2012 is 42.05%.

New York led all states in monthly appreciation, with home prices rising 1.36% from October. By comparison California saw a 0.44% rise.

Dover, Del., led all metropolitan areas with 2.11% growth, while Canton, Ohio home prices saw the greatest drop of any metro area, falling 2.24% from October.

Largest States’ HPI Changes from Last Month (Ranked by Population)​
 
​​California ​ 0.44%​
​Texas ​ 0.10%
​Florida ​ 0.57%
​New York ​ 1.36%
​Illinois ​ -0.15%
​Pennsylvania ​ 0.02%
​Ohio ​ -0.31%
​Georgia ​ 0.11%
​North Carolina ​ 0.28%
​Michigan ​ -0.05%

Largest Metros’ HPI Changes from Last Month (Ranked by Population)​
​​New York, NY ​ 1.04%
​Los Angeles, CA ​ 0.43%
​Chicago, IL ​ -0.13%
​Dallas, TX ​ 0.21%
​Houston, TX ​ 0.04%
​Philadelphia, PA ​ 0.56%
​Washington D.C. ​ 0.01%
​Miami, FL ​ 0.41%
​Atlanta, GA ​ 0.06%
​Boston, MA ​ 0.32%

Top 10 Movers, State-Level
New York ​ 1.36%
Nevada ​ 0.76%
Vermont ​ 0.66%
Arizona ​ ​0.63%
Utah ​ 0.62%
Idaho ​ 0.59%
Florida ​ 0.57%
Tennessee ​ 0.56%
Colorado ​ 0.53%
California ​ 0.44%

Top 10 Movers, Metro-Level
 
Dover, DE ​ 2.11%
San Jose, CA ​ 1.52%
Albany, NY ​ 1.32%
Elmira, NY ​ 1.31%
Ithaca, NY ​ 1.25%
Kingston, NY ​ 1.21%
Ocala, FL ​ 1.20%
Homosassa Springs, FL ​ 1.14%
Lakeland, FL ​ 1.11%
Santa Rosa, CA ​ 1.10%