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Home Price Trends — Are prices rising or falling?

Agent answer:
Nationally, price growth looks very soft, not crashing. Zillow’s March forecast projects home values to rise just 0.7% by year-end, with existing-home sales up 4.4% in 2026 to about 4.24 million. Cotality says annual home price growth had already cooled to 0.7% year over year in January. Redfin reported February prices were up just 0.9% year over year, while month-over-month growth was only 0.1%, the slowest in seven months. (Zillow)

What to tell buyers and sellers:
The national market looks more like a stabilization story than a big appreciation story. Pricing power is still local: some Midwest and Northeast markets remain firmer, while parts of the South and West are seeing more downward pressure. (Cotality)

Key numbers:

  • Zillow home-value forecast for year-end 2026: +0.7%. (Zillow)

  • Zillow existing-home sales forecast: 4.24 million, up 4.4% in 2026. (Zillow)

  • Cotality January home price growth: +0.7% YoY. (Cotality)

  • Redfin median sale price: $429,259, up 0.9% YoY. (Redfin)

  • Realtor.com median list price: $403,450, down 2.1% YoY. (Realtor)

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“Home prices are mostly flattening out nationally, which is giving buyers a more balanced market to work with.”

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