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The latest case _ Shiller report for Jan
The latest case _ Shiller report for January 2018 was released this morning.
The Area with most appreciations was Seattle with an outstanding 12.9 % . The Washington DC Area was last together with Chicago at 2.4 % .
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Case Schiller report for the last year g
Case Schiller report for the last year gave the national market a 6.2 % increase on home prices. The Washington DC Area was at 3.3 % . The chart below shows the increases by Area .
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Case Schiller came out with the August R
Case Schiller came out with the August Report on Real Estate. Seattle is the winner with a 13.2 % appreciation during the last year. The Washington DC area is last with a 3.4 % appreciation during the same period. Look at the report thanks to S & P http://owl.li/rrZ630gfX8v http://ow.ly/i/A3ybp
Case Schiller came out with the August r
Case Schiller came out with the August report this morning. Of the 20 Metropolitan Areas , Seattle Washington is the winner with a 13.2 % increase during the last year.
Our Metropolitan Area ranks last at annualized gain of 3.4 %.
Please see the full report. Thanks to the S & P folks
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S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price In
S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Index up 5.7% over Last Year… Reflecting higher prices in both the existing and new home markets, the home price index continues its upward march.
What it means – The gains weren’t evenly dispersed. I expected weakness this year, and it’s happening. Six of the 20 cities in the index showed declines for the second straight month, with Boston, Chicago, and New York looking particularly ugly. Those declines were masked by markets like Seattle, where foreign buyers are chasing deals and driving up prices well beyond what local incomes can support.
But this doesn’t mean that real estate is rolling over. Inventory remains tight. Builders and existing homeowners appear very attuned to the market, and are willing to yank inventory when things get soft. This is unlike years ago, when weak sales would draw sellers anxious not to miss the market. http://ow.ly/i/xdabx
