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Home prices in Chicago have jumped more over the past year than in any other U.S. city
Nationally, home prices are rising at a slow pace as housing inventory remains relatively low. But some markets, particularly in the Midwest, are seeing big gains.
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Chicago’s home prices have increased more over the past year than in any other U.S. city, according to MarketWatch. While nationwide price growth is modest amid relatively low housing inventory, several Midwestern markets are experiencing notably larger gains. This contrast highlights a regional divergence in the broader, slow‑moving national housing market.
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