Annual home price growth was 6 percent in July, according to the latest S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller National Home Price NSA Index, released Tuesday. While that would seem to bode well for homeowners, annual appreciation actually was higher the month before, at 6.2 percent. That means price growth is indeed slowing, as observed yesterday by Redfin. S&P Dow Jones Indices Managing Editor and Chairman of the Index Committee, David M. Blitzer says the slowdown can be seen across the country, as sales of single-family homes have dwindled (0 comments)