CoreLogic: US home prices rise 1.5% in June, up from 1.2% in May

• CoreLogic analysis of the S&P Cotality Case-Shiller index showed U.S. home prices rose 1.5% y/y in June, up from 1.2% in May.
• 10-City composite gained 2.9% y/y; 20-City composite rose 2.1% y/y, both outpacing the national index.
• National prices increased 0.4% m/m, about half the 2015-2019 pre-pandemic June average gain of 0.8%.
• Chicago led major metros with a 6.9% annual gain; Seattle posted a 1.9% annual decline.
• Higher-priced homes led monthly gains across tracked metros, signaling uneven demand as the recovery stays slow and regionally split.

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