calculatedrisk.blogspot.com - 12/8/2008
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S&P;/Case-Shiller released both the September monthly home price indices for 20 cities (with two composites), and the national house price index. The national index shows prices are off 16.6% from Q3 2007, and off 21% from the peak. I'll have more on the national index shortly. This post focuses ...
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We're Nowhere Near a Bottom in Housing
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... Notice that on an absolute level, the inventory of existing homes for sale is mammoth. All of the homes in foreclosure will add to that level, which means the downward pressure on prices will continue for some time. Here is a chart (also from Calculated Risk) of the Case Shiller home price index's year over year percentage change in price. ...
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