Rocket Companies Inc. has published a market analysis highlighting continued growth in luxury home prices in the U.S., despite sluggish demand. According to the report, the median luxury home sale price rose 4.6% year over year to $1.31 million in December, outpacing the 1.4% increase in non-luxury home prices. The analysis attributes rising prices to a limited supply of high-quality inventory, with active listings of luxury homes increasing just 5.6%—the slowest growth since April. Pending sales of luxury homes fell 1.1%, marking the biggest decline in six months, while only two major metro areas—Fort Worth, TX, and Portland, OR—saw price declines. The report suggests that competition among affluent buyers for desirable properties is driving up prices, even as overall demand remains muted.

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