Housing prices are surging nationwide as 80% of U.S. metro areas saw gains in Q2 — up from 71% in Q1 — signaling a rebound after winter slowdowns. The Northeast leads with a 3.8% jump, followed by the Midwest at 3.6%, while the South climbs 1% and the West dips slightly. Pre-owned homes, once sluggish due to high rates and low demand, are now inching up 1.5% year-over-year. Hotspots like Beaumont-Texas (11%) and Naples-Florida (10.5%) show explosive growth, even as California remains the priciest, with San Jose hitting $2.05M and San Francisco rising 5.2% to $1.5M.
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