[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Yulia [@YuliaXAUUSD](/creator/twitter/YuliaXAUUSD) on x XXX followers Created: 2025-07-29 13:50:40 UTC 📉 National housing price growth slows across the board: Key data insights Growth momentum weakens significantly Six-month annualized growth: Just XXX% as of May 2025, a sharp drop from XXX% in the same period last year Twelve-month year-on-year growth: Declined to XXX% in May (previous: 2.7%), the lowest level in nearly three years Median home price: Despite reaching a historic peak of $367,000, it has increased by only X% over the past year, well below the six-year average of XXX% Regional divergence intensifies S&P/CS 20-City Index: Year-on-year increase of XXXX% in May (expected: 3.0%), marking the sixth consecutive month of decline (previous: 3.42%) Lower housing prices are spreading across cities: Some Midwestern cities saw annual increases of less than 1%, while Sun Belt cities (such as Phoenix and Austin) saw home prices fall by over X% from their peak. 🏗️ Structural reasons: A dual squeeze from supply, demand, and the financial environment. High interest rates suppress demand. High mortgage rates: 30-year fixed-rate mortgages reached XXX% (from just XXX% pre-pandemic), and monthly mortgage payments soared XXX% compared to six years ago. Declining purchasing power: The typical buyer faces a monthly payment of $XXXXX (assuming a XX% down payment), the third-highest burden on record. Surging inventory and price adjustment pressures. For-sale inventory: XXXXXXX units, +28.7%, indicating increased buyer bargaining power. Proportion of properties with price reductions: 41.6%, +2.6%, indicating continued easing of seller expectations. New listings peaked at XXXXXX units per week, well below the bubble period. Supply is recovering but remains weak. Commercial real estate is dragging down residential confidence. Office prices fell XXX% year-over-year (4.2% in the CBD area), and multi-family housing values are XXXX% below their 2022 peak, reflecting the long-term pressure on asset valuations from remote work and high interest rates. XXX engagements  **Related Topics** [$6753t](/topic/$6753t) [momentum](/topic/momentum) [Post Link](https://x.com/YuliaXAUUSD/status/1950192253508735440)
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Yulia @YuliaXAUUSD on x XXX followers
Created: 2025-07-29 13:50:40 UTC
📉 National housing price growth slows across the board: Key data insights Growth momentum weakens significantly
Six-month annualized growth: Just XXX% as of May 2025, a sharp drop from XXX% in the same period last year
Twelve-month year-on-year growth: Declined to XXX% in May (previous: 2.7%), the lowest level in nearly three years
Median home price: Despite reaching a historic peak of $367,000, it has increased by only X% over the past year, well below the six-year average of XXX%
Regional divergence intensifies
S&P/CS 20-City Index: Year-on-year increase of XXXX% in May (expected: 3.0%), marking the sixth consecutive month of decline (previous: 3.42%)
Lower housing prices are spreading across cities: Some Midwestern cities saw annual increases of less than 1%, while Sun Belt cities (such as Phoenix and Austin) saw home prices fall by over X% from their peak.
🏗️ Structural reasons: A dual squeeze from supply, demand, and the financial environment.
High interest rates suppress demand.
High mortgage rates: 30-year fixed-rate mortgages reached XXX% (from just XXX% pre-pandemic), and monthly mortgage payments soared XXX% compared to six years ago.
Declining purchasing power: The typical buyer faces a monthly payment of $XXXXX (assuming a XX% down payment), the third-highest burden on record.
Surging inventory and price adjustment pressures.
For-sale inventory: XXXXXXX units, +28.7%, indicating increased buyer bargaining power.
Proportion of properties with price reductions: 41.6%, +2.6%, indicating continued easing of seller expectations.
New listings peaked at XXXXXX units per week, well below the bubble period. Supply is recovering but remains weak.
Commercial real estate is dragging down residential confidence.
Office prices fell XXX% year-over-year (4.2% in the CBD area), and multi-family housing values are XXXX% below their 2022 peak, reflecting the long-term pressure on asset valuations from remote work and high interest rates.
XXX engagements
