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Case-Shiller/FHFA House Prices (Jul.)

Annual house price growth set another record in July as low mortgage rates, past stimulus payments and a tight market drove values higher. But there are tentative signs that the market is beginning to cool, and the recent rise in the 10-year Treasury yield means mortgage rates will soon increase and cut purchasing power. We expect annual growth will end the year at around 15%, and end-2022 at around 3%.

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