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Mild home appreciation in November as regions diverge

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Operational Brief

• The low November home price appreciation reflects a housing market still weighed by high mortgage rates and low affordability. • Divergence in regional performance suggests varied impacts across different areas.

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Original Source Material

ABA’s Office of the Chief Economist believes that the low November home price appreciation reflects a housing market still weighed by high mortgage rates and low affordability. The post Mild home appreciation in November as regions diverge appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .