During June, home prices increased for the third-straight month, lending a bit of momentum to the bulls Tuesday morning. The problem is that the downward tide of the market was too much for this news to overcome, but taking this news in conjunction with other news could put a positive spin on the day.
The Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller home price index posted a 1% increase in June compared to May. Comparing the number to a year ago, the index increased 4.2%. On a quarter-over-quarter basis, the second-quarter numbers were 4.8% better than the first quarter. Of the 20 cities surveyed, 17 saw monthly price increases -- Las Vegas was the only city where prices fell.
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