Dallas and Denver are on top.
http://www.businessinsider.com/henry-blodget-real-estate-heads-for-the-depths-2009-7#dallas-tx-
Dallas and Denver are on top.
http://www.businessinsider.com/henry-blodget-real-estate-heads-for-the-depths-2009-7#dallas-tx-
by 'on top' you meant for the least amount of fallout right?
my market (tampa) has a 41% decrease from peak to trough and a current decrease of 23%. nice!
Yes, "on top" means least decline from peak to trough. Perhaps you, Vegas, and Phoenix will be on top in appreciation from trough going forward.
South Carolina - flat to nothing moving.
Rentals next to nothing. I don't know what realtors et al are living on. Spousal income I suppose
Josh-
Leave some FL properties for me. I'm on my way... Rich
DC I will agree is about -20% off. Depending on location, some areas are soft and other barely feel at all.
Atlanta is getting destroyed!!! This -15% is baloney. Vacancies and foreclosures are rampant there, no matter which areas I have seen in the last few weeks. Sad sad sad. The job market is weak as well so no rebound for them anytime soon. Depending on where you are I think closer to 25-50% off peak.
Just the way I see it.
Phoenix at -54% is about right, but houses are selling fast. I'm getting multiple offers within a few days on market.
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I'm picking up REOs left and right at 20-30% of peak market prices, and even properties in very good condition appear to be down 30-40% the past year or two.