Homeowners who sold their homes in 2015 saw an average pricegain since purchase of 11% ($20,378), the largest average pricegain in the U.S. since 2007.
According to housing data firm RealtyTrac, based in Irvine,Calif., the eight-year high also marked the second consecutive yearhome sellers realized a price gain after six consecutive years ofaverage price losses.
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