​Government Index Shows House Price Appreciation Outpaces Inflation Over the Past Five Years.

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 House Price Index Shows Singe-Family Home Values Growing Fastest on the West Coast.

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. Government Index Shows Increased House Price Appreciation in 1997 Over 1996.

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 House Price Index Shows US. Home Values Increases an Average of 4.5% Over the Past Year.

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 House Price Index Shows Great Lakes Region Continues to Lead in Single-Family Home Value 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.

Government House Price Index Shows Sing-Family Home Values Growing Fastest in Great Lakes Region.

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 Index Shows Strongest 1996 House Price Growth in Great Lakes States, While Home Prices Lagged in Mid-Atlantic and Pacific Regions.

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.

The Office of the Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO) House Price Index (HPI) for the 12 months ending in September 1996, showed house prices rising fastest in the Midwest states and slowest in the Pacific Coast and Middle Atlantic regions. The HPI for the third quarter of 1996 was released today by OFHEO. The HPI uses data obtained from home sales and refinancing appraisals to track movements of single-family house values at the state and regional level, and nationwide.

​​​The government’s House Price Index (HPI) for the 12 months ending in June 1996, showed house prices rising fastest in the Rocky Mountain states and slowe​​st in the Pacific Coast and Middle Atlantic regions. The HPI for the second quarter of 1996 was released today by the Office of the Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO). The HPI uses data obtained from home sales and refinancing appraisals to track movements of single-family house values at the state of regional level, and nationwide.

​​The government's House Price Index (HPI) for the 12 months ending in March showed house prices rising fastest in the Rocky Mountain states and slowest in the Middle Atlantic and Pacific Coast regions. The HPI, containing movements of single-family house values obtained from home sales and refinancing appraisals for the 12-month period ended March 31, 1996, was released by the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO).