Home prices are continuing to increase.

In April, national home prices increased 6.3% compared with a year earlier and 1.2% from March, according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller index released Tuesday.

What You Need To Know

  • Home prices are continuing to increase, according to the newest S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Index

  • National home prices increased 6.3% compared with a year earlier and 1.2% compared with March

  • San Diego saw the largest annual gain of 10.3% in April, followed by New York and Chicago

  • Of the largest 20 cities in the country, Portland, Ore., saw the smallest annual increase of 1.7%

San Diego saw the largest annual gain of 10.3% in April, followed by New York (+9.4%) and Chicago (+8.7%).

Of the largest 20 cities in the country, Portland, Ore., saw the smallest annual increase of 1.7%.

“2024 is closely tracking the strong start observed last year, where March and April posted the largest rise seen prior to a slowdown in the summer and fall,” D&P Dow Jones Index Head of Commodities Real and Digital Assets Brian D. Luke said in a statement. “Heading into summer, the market is at an all-time high, once again testing its resilience against the historically more active time of the year.”