​OFHEO Releases Fourth Quarter 2000 House Price Index. U.S. House Prices Grew 8.1% Since Fourth Quarter 1999. New Hampshire, District of Columbia Tops in House Price Appreciation in U.S. OFHEO Lists Top and Bottom 20 Metropolitan Statistical Areas in House Price Appreciation.

Note: FHFA publishes monthly and quarterly HPI reports. OFHEO, one of the predecessor agencies to FHFA, was responsible for publishing the HPI prior to the fall of 2008.

OFHEO Releases Third Quarter 2000 House Price Index. U.S. House Prices Grew 7.3 % Since Third Quarter 1999. Massachusetts Continues to Lead the Nation in Home Price Appreciation. Top and Bottom 20 Metropolitan Statistical Areas in House Price Appreciation Attached.

Note: FHFA publishes monthly and quarterly HPI reports. OFHEO, one of the predecessor agencies to FHFA, was responsible for publishing the HPI prior to the fall of 2008.

OFHEO Releases Second Quarter 2000 House Price Index. U.S. House Prices Grew 6.8% Since Second Quarter 1999. San Francisco Bay Area Has Most Rapid House Price Appreciation in U.S. OFHEO Lists Top and Bottom 20 Metropolitan Statistical Areas in House Price Appreciation.

Note: FHFA publishes monthly and quarterly HPI reports. OFHEO, one of the predecessor agencies to FHFA, was responsible for publishing the HPI prior to the fall of 2008.

​U.S. House Prices Grew 6.5% Since First Quarter 1999. Rural House Prices in Census Divisions Appreciate More Rapidly Than Regular Census Division House Prices. Top 20 Lists of Fastest and Slowest Growing House Prices in Metropolitan Statistical Areas.

Note: FHFA publishes monthly and quarterly HPI reports. OFHEO, one of the predecessor agencies to FHFA, was responsible for publishing the HPI prior to the fall of 2008.

​Government Announces Home Price Appreciation Rates. U.S. House Prices Continue Upward Trend with 5.9 Percent Increase. New England Shows Stellar Growth.

Note: FHFA publishes monthly and quarterly HPI reports. OFHEO, one of the predecessor agencies to FHFA, was responsible for publishing the HPI prior to the fall of 2008.

​OFHEO Announces Fourth Quarter U.S. Home Price Appreciation Rates. House Prices Continue Upward Trend with 6.4 Percent Increase Up from 5.4 Percent in 1998 Significant Growth in New England, West North Central and East North Central Divisions.

Note: FHFA publishes monthly and quarterly HPI reports. OFHEO, one of the predecessor agencies to FHFA, was responsible for publishing the HPI prior to the fall of 2008.

Government Announces Home Price Appreciation Rates. U.S. House Prices Continue Upward Trend with 5.3 Percent Increase. Five-year Rate Nearly Double That of Non-Housing Inflation.

Note: FHFA publishes monthly and quarterly HPI reports. OFHEO, one of the predecessor agencies to FHFA, was responsible for publishing the HPI prior to the fall of 2008.

Government Announces Home Price Appreciation Rates. U.S. House Prices Increase 4.8 Percent. Michigan Continues Strong Growth Path.

Note: FHFA publishes monthly and quarterly HPI reports. OFHEO, one of the predecessor agencies to FHFA, was responsible for publishing the HPI prior to the fall of 2008.

​Government Announces Home Price Appreciation Rates. U.S. House Prices Increase 4.7 Percent. District of Columbia Continues along Strong Growth Path.

Note: FHFA publishes monthly and quarterly HPI reports. OFHEO, one of the predecessor agencies to FHFA, was responsible for publishing the HPI prior to the fall of 2008.

Government Announces Home Price Appreciation Rates. U.S. House Prices Increase Five Percent. Continued Strong Growth in West Coast and New England Areas.

Note: FHFA publishes monthly and quarterly HPI reports. OFHEO, one of the predecessor agencies to FHFA, was responsible for publishing the HPI prior to the fall of 2008.