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Case-Shiller House Prices (Apr.)

The continued slowdown in the Case-Shiller measure of house price growth seems odd when other indicators of housing activity have strengthened markedly and the wider economy is growing at a healthy pace. Accordingly, we are not changing our view that prices will rise by 6%-7% this year.

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