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A federal home-price gauge showed US prices kept edging higher, even while elevated borrowing costs weighed on demand and pointed to a tougher affordability backdrop.
Near-7% mortgage rates added pressure for households, as higher borrowing costs combined with already high prices to deepen affordability challenges across the US housing market.
Regional gaps remained wide, yet yearly gains across all nine US regions suggested underlying price resilience stayed intact as higher rates gradually influenced demand.
Ahead of November 3, housing affordability had become a major campaign theme, underscoring how borrowing costs and prices were shaping broader household concerns.
Looking ahead, market participants said monetary-policy signals and mortgage-rate direction would shape upcoming US home-price trends, keeping affordability and pricing closely linked.