Home prices in the U.S. have seen a rare decline, dropping for the third consecutive month in June 2025. The Federal Housing Finance Agency reported a 0.2% decrease in the national Home Price Index, following a 0.1% dip in May and a 0.3% fall in April. This marks the first three-month slide in home prices since December 2010, during the weak recovery period post the Great Recession. The June figures were below expectations for no growth, raising concerns about the housing market momentum. On a yearly basis, home prices saw a 2.6% increase, the slowest rise since early 2012. While all nine U.S. census divisions reported year-over-year increases, the pace varied across regions. The Middle Atlantic division, encompassing New York, posted... Live prices for VNQ ETF are experiencing significant movement, reflecting the ongoing changes. For further details, the full article is accessible on Benzinga.com.