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Case-Shiller report: Denver metro home prices rise 8.5 percent in 2012
Home prices in the Denver metro area rose 8.5 percent in December over December 2011, marking the 12th straight month of year-over-year gains, according to the SP/Case-Shiller Home Prices Index released Tuesday. It was Denver’s largest annual increase since 2001, … Continue reading
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Tagged Calendar Year, David M Blitzer, Decline, Declines, Denver Metro Area, Dow Jones, Dow Jones Indices, Downside, Fourth Quarter, Michelle Ackerman, Month Of January, Peak Index, Phoenix, Price Index, Real Estate Broker, Redfin, Resale Prices, Residential Construction, S Market, Upswing
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New Housing Fears: Home Prices Are Rising Too Fast
As a result, home prices are now rising more and faster than most analysts predicted due to this short supply, up 7.4 percent year-over-year in November, according to CoreLogic. They are especially surging in some of the hardest hit markets … Continue reading
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Tagged Affordability, Boom, Crash, Economic Recovery, Fears, First Time Home, First Time Home Buyers, Home Values, Housing Market, Investors, Market Driven, Mortgage Market, Phoenix, Price Bubbles, Real Estate, Realtors, Red Flags, Sole Measure, Supply And Demand, Time Home Buyers
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Housing Already Shows Signs of a New Bubble
Barely a year in, home prices rose over eight percent annually in December, according to a new report from CoreLogic. While still down double digits from their 2006 peak, prices are suddenly soaring again and raising some serious red flags. … Continue reading
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Tagged Analytics, Apocalypse, Confirmation, Crash, Director Of Research, Double Digits, Dr Alex, Fears, Hallmarks, Housing Market, Investor Demand, Metros, Miami Orlando, Momentum, Phoenix, Price Index, Rapid Pace, Red Flags, Sunshine State, Villacorta
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Pending Home Sales Fall Due to Dwindling Supply
The Realtors’ monthly index fell 5.4 percent in the Northeast month-to-month, rose 0.9 percent in the Midwest, fell 4.5 percent in the South and fell 8.2 percent in the West. The West, and its severely distressed markets like Phoenix and … Continue reading
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Tagged Borrowers, Decline, First Time Home, First Time Home Buyers, Home Builders, Investor Interest, Las Vegas, Midwest, Million Dollars, Mortgages, Perspective, Phoenix, Realtors, Red Flags, Rental Apartments, S Market, Sales Contracts, Seasonal Rise, Stocks, Time Home Buyers
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Home Prices Rise, but Analysts See Pressure Ahead
While sales of existing homes are still on a bumpy road to recovery, home prices are seeing steady gains. Nationally, prices rose 2.6 percent in August, according to a repeat sales index from Lender Processing Services. Prices are up an … Continue reading
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Tagged Banks, Bumpy Road, Distressed Properties, Distressed Sales, Downward Pressure, Foreclosures, Housing Market, Investors, Las Vegas, Metro Markets, Mortgage Finance, Moving Average, Percentage Points, Phoenix, Precipitous Drop, Processing Services, Reo Properties, Repeat Sales, Respondents, Sales Index
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After Brisk Summer, Pending Home Sales Drop in August
Fewer Americans signed contracts to buy existing homes in August. After gains in home sales over the spring and summer, an industry survey surprised expectations, registering a 2.6 percent drop in pending home sales from July. This drop forecasts that … Continue reading
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Tagged Association Of Realtors, Bulk Purchases, California Supplies, Cash Investors, Chief Economist, Contract Signings, Contracts, Economist Lawrence, Foreclosures, Heading, Industry Survey, Market Investors, Midwest, National Association Of Realtors, New Homes Sales, Phoenix, Price Ranges, Sales Numbers, Southern California, Spring And Summer
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Why Rise in Home Prices May Not Mean Much—Yet
Average home prices through May increased for the second month in a row, according to the latest SP/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices, which measure both the top ten and top twenty housing markets in the US. Prices are still down from … Continue reading
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Tagged Collapse, Composites, Distressed Properties, Foreclosed Properties, Foreclosure, Foreclosures, Havoc, Home Buyer, Housing Prices, Improvements, Investor Demand, Investors, Last Spring, Phoenix, Price Gains, Price Indices, S David, Seasonality, Tax Credit
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Some US metros ‘in the clear’ of housing crisis
David Zalubowski / AP Denver recorded a 7.2 percent asking-price increase year-over-year in June, according to the website’s own pricing metrics. Nearly 30 cities have been designated “in the clear” of the housing downtown, according to a report today by Trulia, … Continue reading
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Tagged Asking Price, Big Six, Chief Economist, Colorado Springs, Estate Experts, Foreclosure Rates, Foreclosure Reports, Foreclosures, Homes In Foreclosure, Jed Kolko, Metrics, Metropolitan Areas, Mile High City, Moderate Share, Mortgage, New Home Construction, Phoenix, Price Declines, Skepticism, Trulia
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Zillow: Denver home values increase in May, outpaces national …
Denver home values increased 2.8 percent to $209,700 in May compared with the same month a year ago, according to the latest report by real estate website Zillow.com. Denver saw the third largest bump in home values across the country … Continue reading
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Tagged Bump, Chief Economist, Decline, Downward Pressure, Foreclosures, Fort Lauderdale, Home Value, Home Values, Market Bottom, National Values, Negative Equity, Phenomenon, Phoenix, Real Estate Market, Rents, Rose, Stan Humphries, Tug Of War, War Situation, Zillow
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Lack of Distressed Supply Continues to Hit Home Sales
The unexpected drop in signed contracts to buy existing homes in April should have come as no surprise. It is all about price point, supply, and where the action is/has been. Depending on which survey you follow, sales of distressed … Continue reading
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Tagged Association Of Realtors, Banks, Business Transaction, California Real Estate, Chief Economist, Contracts, Distressed Properties, Florida Foreclosures, Foreclosure, Investor Demand, Las Vegas, Loans, Mid West, National Association Of Realtors, Orange Country, Phoenix, Real Estate Agents, Southern California Real Estate, Timelines, Variability
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