The Home Front

The Housing Bust in America's 10 Richest Counties

March 10, 2009 RSS Feed Print

Integrated Asset Services' most recent house price index--released Tuesday--showed home prices fell 3.5 percent in January, the sharpest single-month drop in more than two years.

Here's a look at how the ten richest counties in the nation have fared in the housing bust:

« Previous Post Next Post »

Reader Comments Read all comments (5)

Add Your Thoughts Comment Name State Email

Please enter the two words below into the text field underneath the image.

Your comment will be posted immediately, unless it is spam or contains profanity. For more information, please see our Comments FAQ.

Somehow I thought it's CA...delusions...It's about being close to the government. Here, in Seattle we are as far away from it, as it could be. I wonder is it good?

Irene of WA 6:06PM June 12, 2009

wow! perhaps you need some history. Many of the founding fathers were of families that were the richest in the nation.
Leaving off the concept of greed, its nice to think of the people who make decisions, hopefully for the betterment of the country are smart enough to do well.
Would you WANT the daytime porch sitters, pony race boys or even the average joe in the next cube doing your thinking?

Snotty Noze Bratt of VA 8:37PM April 05, 2009

MD, VA? it is curious why all the wealth is concentrated around our nation's capital. hmmm.... makes you think.

mick of CA 10:04AM March 11, 2009

The Housing Bust in America's 10 Richest Counties

Reader Comments Read all comments (5)

The Home Front

Subscribe

Editor's Picks