Construction workers build a home at a new housing development in Hercules, Calif., on July 1, 2025. Justin Sullivan/Getty ImagesThe relentless rise in America’s home prices appears to be cooling and even shifting into reverse in some markets due to new construction, but buying a home still remains out of reach for many households, analysts say.According to a May 5 report by the U.S. Census Bureau, the median price for a new home came down this year, from $409,000 in February to $387,400 in March, a 5.3 percent decrease. The possibility of homeownership may be edging closer, but market watchers says prices are still too high for many Americans.
New Construction Brings Price Cuts, but Homeownership Still out of Reach for Many
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