Thanks to relentless Fed rate increases over the last couple of years in an attempt to cool spending, year-over-year house prices finally declined in February for the first time since 2012. But the dip was short-lived. Month-over-month house prices increased in February and March, with April predicted to follow. Lack of inventory is the likely culprit. So, what’s the future hold? It depends on the market:

The Fed's inflation-fighting tactic was effective in cooling the housing market. What now?