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What will the change in US home prices be?

Percentage Change in US Home Prices October 2026 · October 2026 · Trading open

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Trading closes on Nov 25, 2026. The result is confirmed by US Census Bureau.

The month-over-month percentage change in the median sales prices of new houses sold in the United States during the month specified in the contract as reported by the US Census Bureau in the New Residential Sales Report.

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  • Above -1.5%Resolves Yes if the change in US home prices exceeds -1.5% in October 2026.
  • Above -10.5%Resolves Yes if the change in US home prices exceeds -10.5% in October 2026.
  • Above -3%Resolves Yes if the change in US home prices exceeds -3% in October 2026.
  • Above -4.5%Resolves Yes if the change in US home prices exceeds -4.5% in October 2026.
  • Above -6%Resolves Yes if the change in US home prices exceeds -6% in October 2026.
  • Above -7.5%Resolves Yes if the change in US home prices exceeds -7.5% in October 2026.
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  • Above -9%Resolves Yes if the change in US home prices exceeds -9% in October 2026.
  • Above 0%Resolves Yes if the change in US home prices exceeds 0% in October 2026.
  • Above 1.5%Resolves Yes if the change in US home prices exceeds 1.5% in October 2026.

Result confirmed by US Census Bureau.

Trading opened
Aug 10, 2026
Trading closes
Nov 25, 2026
Expected result
Nov 25, 2026
Expected payout
Nov 25, 2026

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