By Kathleen Madigan | The Wall Street Journal
Home prices in 2014 saw yearly growth slow to the weakest pace in three years, according to a home price report released Tuesday.
The home price index covering the entire nation rose 4.6% in the 12 months ended in December, said the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index report. That is down slightly from 4.7% in November and is the weakest full-year gain since home prices were falling in 2011.
Narrower measures of home prices also showed a small acceleration in December but full-year growth still was the lowest since 2011.
