Mark Zandi: Home Prices to Stabilize This Year

February 9, 2009 RSS Feed Print
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The Moody's Economy.com team, headlined by Chief Economist Mark Zandi, has issued a new report titled, Housing in Crisis: When Will Metro Markets Recover? Here's a look at their key findings:

1. House prices will stabilize by the end of this year.

2. The national Case-Shiller house price index will decline by another 11% from the fourth quarter of last year for a total peak-to-trough decline of 36%.

3. By the end of this unprecedented downturn, house prices will have declined by double digits peak to trough in nearly 62% of the nation’s 381 metro areas. In about 10% of metro areas, price declines will exceed 30%.

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Thats not going to sell any newspapers...

Andy R of CA 3:50AM February 12, 2009

in which Metro areas of the Country?will prices declines (or already have) to exceed 30% from peek 2006/2007 levels?

Do you have data only on the major metro areas? Such as Sacramento CA, San Francisco CA or also the smaller metro markets example, Chico/Paradise CA .

Thanx, for the info.

KImberly of CA 5:46PM February 09, 2009

What you trining to say ?

Do not worry of NE 1:52PM February 09, 2009

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