The Federal Housing Finance Agency reported Tuesday that home prices tumbled by 6.3% in January, down from the prior year, while prices unexpectedly rose on a seasonally adjusted basis 1.7% from December to January. Analysts had forecasted home prices to fall 0.9%.
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