Zillow said its February market report shows early signs of a spring housing rebound, with U.S. home values rising 0.1% from January after seven months of declines and existing home sales up 1.8% year over year. The company pointed to improving affordability as mortgage payments on a typical home fell 7.7% from a year earlier and buying power increased by about $30,000 for a median-income household. Inventory rose 5% from a year ago, while new listings slipped 3%, suggesting supply remains a key factor to watch as the market heads into peak season.
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