More than half of US homes lost value this year. Here's where it's been worst
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- For the first time since 2012, more than half of homes in the U.S. have experienced a decline in value this year, indicating a significant shift in the housing market. This depreciation affects various regions differently, with some areas seeing more severe losses than others.
- This development is concerning as it may signal broader economic challenges, impacting homeowners' equity and potentially leading to decreased consumer spending. The decline in home values could also influence future housing policies and market recovery efforts.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System







