The latest published seasonally adjusted home price index observation is 331.020 index points for 2026-05-01. Real Estate Luxury preserves the five latest observations returned by Federal Reserve Economic Data and keeps the source unit unchanged. A seasonally adjusted repeat-sales index can clarify broad direction, but local comparables and asset-level evidence remain necessary. This national or state series is context, not a valuation, forecast, appraisal, or local MLS result.
Latest seasonally adjusted home price index statistics
| Observation date | Published value |
|---|---|
| 2026-01-01 | 332.105 |
| 2026-02-01 | 332.187 |
| 2026-03-01 | 331.483 |
| 2026-04-01 | 331.172 |
| 2026-05-01 | 331.020 |
What the measure means
FRED republishes this series with its own frequency, units, seasonal-adjustment treatment, and revision policy. Record the observation date and unit with any internal brief. A later download can revise an earlier observation, so this report is a dated snapshot rather than a permanent forecast.
How luxury real estate teams can use it
Use this measure to frame a research question, then add local comparables, current listings, buyer qualification, property condition, lender terms, and professional judgment. A broad indicator can orient a conversation; it cannot price a property or predict an individual transaction.
Interpretation limits
Five observations show recent published context only. They do not establish causation, describe every market, or support a claim about a particular luxury neighborhood. Differences in geography, timing, inventory, definitions, and product mix can materially change a local conclusion.
Methodology
This report was generated on 2026-08-09 from the five latest non-missing observations in FRED series CSUSHPISA. Values were not interpolated, rounded, forecast, or combined with proprietary data. The source list is retained for review, and the copy received a plain-language humanizer pass.
Data sources and references
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Next step
Pair this benchmark with current local evidence before using it in a listing, acquisition, financing, or portfolio decision for Real Estate Luxury.