30.06.202613:00:00UTC+00US Home Price Growth Steadies as S&P/CS 20-City Index Holds at 1.0% in April

The latest S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index (HPI) Composite-20 non-seasonally adjusted reading for the United States shows that price momentum in major metropolitan markets remained unchanged in April 2026. Month over month, the index rose 1.0%, matching the 1.0% gain recorded in March 2026.

According to data updated on 30 June 2026, the “actual” April figure reflects the change in prices compared with March, while the “previous” figure for March captures the change versus February. The identical 1.0% readings in both months indicate that home price growth in the 20 tracked U.S. cities has stabilized on a month-over-month basis, with no acceleration or deceleration in the pace of gains over this two-month period.

The flat reading at 1.0% suggests that, at least in the short term, housing market dynamics across key urban areas are maintaining a consistent trajectory, offering market participants a clearer reference point for assessing price trends as they move further into the second quarter of 2026.