Housing prices surge, rise 9.3% since last year
Jeremy Hobson Apr 30, 2013
Home prices rose 1.2 percent in February and were up 9.3 percent since last year, according to the S&P Case-Shiller Index.
The good news in housing and confidence
Nancy Marshall-Genzer Sep 25, 2012
Today, the latest Case-Shiller Home Price index was released. It looks at housing prices in the 20 biggest metropolitan areas of the country. Consumers are also upbeat: consumer confidence jumped to the highest level since February.
Home prices rose in June
Mark Garrison Aug 28, 2012
U.S. home prices rose almost a percent in June. What does this mean for the big picture, including employment?
Index shows housing market slowly on the mend
David Brancaccio Apr 25, 2012
The Case-Shiller Index for February looked at 20 American cities and found a few bright spots where investors are buying out foreclosed homes.
Case-Shiller home prices and health care reform
Juli Niemann Mar 27, 2012
The markets have a lot to reflect on this morning, from the pending Supreme Court decision to the latest Case-Shiller Index.
Case-Shiller Index shows falling home prices continue
Juli Niemann Jan 31, 2012
Home prices are falling again in many major American cities. Why?
Confidence in the economy ebbs
David Brancaccio Jan 31, 2012
Today saw drops in both home prices and consumer confidence. Could the recovery experts have been tracking be stalled?
Rental rates one strong sign in weak housing market
Juli Niemann Dec 27, 2011
Home sales fell again in October, with one bright spot in the mix being the rise in rental rates.
MID-DAY UPDATE: Obama defends efforts in Libya, home prices continue to decline
Katharine Crnko Mar 29, 2011
Here are the latest headlines from the Marketplace Morning Report and around the web....
MID-DAY UPDATE: Unrest in Libya causes oil prices to spike; home prices fell in December
Katharine Crnko Feb 22, 2011
Oil giant Shell has moved all of its foreign workers out of Libya, following a similar move by BP late last week. With protests in Libya escalating...
