Home Prices Drop Over Past 12 Months
Kurt Brouwer October 30th, 2007
Update: Please feel free to take a look at this post. Here are more recent posts on real estate and the Case Schiller real estate index:
Case-Shiller Index — Chart of the Day
Los Angeles Real Estate Bubble vs. National Bubble — Chart of the Day
Home Prices Still Falling — Chart of the Day
We previously reported on slumping prices for homes in Major Turning Point?-Robert Shiller and Housing Prices Fall 3.2% Now, there is an interesting post from Justin Fox at Time’s Curious Capitalist Blog. He put together a report on the current status of home prices in major metropolitan areas. The report is based on the findings of the Case - Shiller Index [emphasis added]:
‘The headline number in the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices released this morning was that U.S. home prices dropped 4.4% in the 12 months ending in August. But it’s in the metropolitan-area details that the Case-Shiller data gets really interesting. So with the help of Time.com graphics whiz Feilding Cage, I charted them:…’
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Justin Fox goes on to discuss the varying results for different metropolitan and there is no discernible pattern here as far as I can tell: