The housing market is heating up again. November data shows median sale prices hit $393,700—the strongest reading since August and the sharpest yearly climb in half a year at +2.4%.
What's more striking? Over just three years, the typical home has gained nearly $19K in value. That's a persistent upward grind despite rate volatility and economic uncertainty. For those tracking macro trends, this signals continued tightness in real estate supply and sustained demand pressure—dynamics that ripple through broader asset markets.
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MEVSupportGroup
· 3h ago
The real estate market is about to To da moon, right?
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TokenomicsTherapist
· 17h ago
The real estate market is a bit overheated.
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ZenMiner
· 17h ago
Investment still depends on real estate.
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SchrodingerPrivateKey
· 17h ago
It's the right time to seize the house from the tiger's mouth.
The housing market is heating up again. November data shows median sale prices hit $393,700—the strongest reading since August and the sharpest yearly climb in half a year at +2.4%.
What's more striking? Over just three years, the typical home has gained nearly $19K in value. That's a persistent upward grind despite rate volatility and economic uncertainty. For those tracking macro trends, this signals continued tightness in real estate supply and sustained demand pressure—dynamics that ripple through broader asset markets.