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US home prices hit an all-time high as sales slow and mortgage rates rise

US home prices have reached record highs despite cooling sales and rising mortgage rates, complicating the end of the spring selling season.

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The brief

US home prices reached an all-time high in June even as existing home sales experienced a decline. Market activity continues to be impacted by rising mortgage rates and ongoing concerns regarding affordability.

Coverage from AP News, CNBC, Bloomberg, and the WSJ highlights that the spring home-selling season has concluded with disappointing sales figures. Data from the National Association of Realtors via TradingView shows existing homes were listed for an average of 28 days in June, compared to 29 days in May and 27 days in June 2025.

Analysts are monitoring how the combination of record prices and interest rate trends will shape the housing market moving forward. Coverage does not yet specify how these conditions will impact listing availability or demand in the coming months.

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Quick answers

What is the status of US home prices?

Home prices have reached an all-time high.

How long are homes staying on the market?

In June, existing homes were listed for an average of 28 days, compared to 29 days in May.

What factors are impacting home sales?

Coverage identifies rising mortgage rates and affordability concerns as primary factors.

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US Housing Market Real Estate NAR Mortgage Rates

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