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TABLE-U.S. FHFA January house price index data

BY Reuters | AGENCY | 03/28/23 11:19 AM EDT

    (Corrects year-over-year percentage change to 5.3 from 6.7)
       WASHINGTON, March 28 (Reuters) -

    March 28 (Reuters) - U.S. Federal Housing Finance Agency
home price index:

                          Jan       Dec    (Prev)   Jan'23/22
    Pct change           +0.2      -0.1     -0.1       +5.3

                          Jan       Dec    (Prev)    Jan'22
    Index               393.2     392.4     392.1     373.5

    NOTE: The home price index is calculated using purchase
prices of houses financed with mortgages that have been sold to
or guaranteed by Fannie Mae           or Freddie Mac
         .


 (Washington economics team)

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