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Case–Shiller index

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Sep 12, 2026

Aswath DamodaranHOST
4:24
I used Robert Shiller's data on housing prices prior to 1986, and he has the data set going back almost a century.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
4:32
And the Case-Shiller Index since then, where it actually is a reported index on real estate prices.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
4:38
Incidentally, these are the prices of real estate.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
4:40
They do not include rental income or other income you could have earned by holding the real estate.
David SidoniHOST
6:11
37 straight months.
David SidoniHOST
6:13
And the most recent data from Case-Shiller, that's the flagship measure of U.S. home prices, they broke down the regional differences for you.
David SidoniHOST
6:20
Check these out.
David SidoniHOST
6:21
In June, Chicago was up 6.9%, New York was up 4.8%, but Seattle was down 2%.
Charles CoveyHOST
10:01
I don't think we've reached that point yet, but we're certainly not in free fall and things are relatively stable or going down a little or going up a little depending on where you're at.
Charles CoveyHOST
10:10
What is interesting, though, is that the Case-Shiller Index, which they're using here, it's pretty long in its lag.
Charles CoveyHOST
10:16
So we're probably actually looking at decisions that consumers made in the spring.
Charles CoveyHOST
10:22
So I think in a month or two, now we're going to see what did early summer, which is a big time for moving.
Jeff WenigerGUEST
52:42
The FHFA Home Price Index was low twos, if not two even, on a year-over-year.
Jeff WenigerGUEST
52:48
Case-Shiller, which is now the S&P CoreLogic index, plus two.
Jeff WenigerGUEST
52:53
One of them was 2.3, one was two.
Jeff WenigerGUEST
52:56
In the CPI report... because still catching up the old COVID gains from home prices, both rent and owner's equivalent rent plus three on a year-to-year basis.
Jeff WenigerGUEST
48:11
So not exactly inflationary shock.
Jeff WenigerGUEST
48:14
Case-Shiller, where was Case-Shiller, Chuck? Like a plus two? I think it was a plus two.
Jeff WenigerGUEST
48:20
And I think FHFA home price was plus 2.3. One of them was plus two.
Jeff WenigerGUEST
48:24
One was plus 2.3.
Dick DonahueHOST
16:33
And Barron has reported that analysts can now expect major data center operators to spend more than a trillion dollars on capital expenditures, reflecting continued AI infrastructure investment.
Dick DonahueHOST
16:45
The U.S. Case-Shiller U.S. Home Price Index rose 1.5% year-over-year in June, while new home sales fell 10.5% in July from the month before, though June sales were revised way up to a gain of 7.6% from the initial rise of 1.6%.
Dick DonahueHOST
17:06
And German GDP grew to 1% year-over-year in the second quarter, exceeding expectations.
Dick DonahueHOST
17:14
Germany's EFO Business Climate Index improved to 88.8 from 86.7. And China Daily warned against excessive reliance on broad stimulus measures, while Goldman Sachs estimates that Chinese growth has slowed to around 4%, increasing expectations for monetary easing.
Melody WrightGUEST
5:01
And you have foreclosure sales up 14% year over year this month.
Melody WrightGUEST
5:06
Now, once those sales get registered, that's going to impact your Case-Shiller.
Melody WrightGUEST
5:12
So today we got Case-Shiller out.
Melody WrightGUEST
5:15
Know that that is for basically, I think that was probably...
Melody WrightGUEST
5:22
June data, and they use a three-month moving average.
DJ DonahueGUEST
1:44
So you've got prices.
DJ DonahueGUEST
1:45
We had Case-Shiller come out.
Craig FullerHOST
1:46
Mm-hmm.
DJ DonahueGUEST
1:47
Uh, home prices are going up, uh, more in cities than in the rural country more broadly.
DJ DonahueGUEST
68:21
So you've got prices.
DJ DonahueGUEST
68:23
We had Case-Shiller come out.
Zach StricklandHOST
68:24
Mm-hmm.
DJ DonahueGUEST
68:24
Uh, home prices are going up, uh, more in cities than in the rural country more broadly.
DJ DonahueGUEST
1:44
So you've got prices.
DJ DonahueGUEST
1:45
We had Case-Shiller come out.
Zach StricklandHOST
1:46
Mm-hmm.
DJ DonahueGUEST
1:47
Uh, home prices are going up, uh, more in cities than in the rural country more broadly.

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