Single-family homes saw a double-digit annual rise in sale prices in 148 of 185 metro markets in the second quarter, but overall numbers point to a housing market in the opening stages of a cooldown, according to a report.
Source: Inman News
Home price growth is scaling back, but not everywhere at once: NAR
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