ARLINGTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Homes.com, a CoStar Group leading online residential marketplace, released a new report today analyzing home price trends in July (based on the data collected to date), including price trends across major metros and house types. Preliminary price data for June showed a 2.1% increase in the median home price nationally, consistent with this year’s trend of moderating home price growth. Over the past six months, year-over-year price growth has averaged 2.0%, down
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How might the modest price appreciation affect mortgage‑related demand for Homes.com’s mortgage‑lead products?
How will the modest 2.1% YoY increase in median home prices affect Homes.com’s (CSGP) revenue outlook for the next quarter?
Are there any regional or metro‑specific price trends that could create localized growth opportunities or risks for Homes.com’s advertising inventory?
What is the sensitivity of CSGP’s earnings per share (EPS) guidance to changes in median home price growth rates?
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How does this July price appreciation compare with the performance of other online real‑estate platforms like Zillow, Redfin, and Realtor.com?
How does the 2.0% average YoY growth over the last six months compare to the broader housing market indices (S&P/Case‑Shiller, FHFA) and what does that imply for market share?