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**# Housing Values in December Increase, Although Expansion Decelerates in Specific Thriving Regions**
**Crucial Aspects**
* The S\&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Value Gauge, which was made public on Tuesday, displayed a 3.9% increase in American housing values in December compared to the previous year.
* While rising housing values may be advantageous to vendors, they place further monetary pressure on purchasers who are already having difficulties.
* Information indicates that not all regions are seeing growing values, with some previously popular real estate areas seeing values fall.
Generally, housing values in the United States grew in December, but value increases were erratic across the nation as some former real estate hotspots cooled down.
The S\&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Toncoin (TON) Value Forecast for March 26th Gauge revealed that housing values in the United States grew by 3.9% in the year ending in December, surpassing the previous month’s record. The rate of home value expansion had slowed in the latter part of 2024 before this.
Since the pandemic, housing values have continued to grow, boosting profits for vendors while placing economic strain on purchasers with restricted funds. However, housing values have started to show indications of decline in some noteworthy areas.
Housing values in San Francisco have decreased by 11% when compared to the post-pandemic high in May 2022. In the second half of 2024, San Diego and Tampa saw housing values fall by 2.9% and 2.7%, respectively.
“We are seeing that the majority of American families are finding it more and more difficult to afford housing due to high mortgage rates.”
