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S&P Case Schiller Index comes in at -18.1%

Written June 30, 2009 at 9:04 AM EST by Greg Michalowski 

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The Case Schiller Home Price Index for the month of April comes in at -18.12%. This is down from the 18.72 % last month and looks as if the price of homes have stabilized.

Below are the changes for the month for the 20 largest metropolitan areas.

Dallas                      1.74%
Denver                   1.48%
Cleveland               1.25%
Washington DC   0.83%
San Francisco       0.61%
Boston                      0.43%
Atlanta                    0.28%
Seattle                     0.23%
Chicago                -0.03%
San Diego             -0.09%
Charlotte              -0.51%
Portland                -0.56%
Minneapolis        -0.66%
Tampa                   -0.68%
Los Angeles        -0.94%
Detroit                 -1.49%
New York           -1.67%
Miami                  -2.02%
Phoenix               -2.23%
Las Vegas          -3.48%

2 Responses to “S&P Case Schiller Index comes in at -18.1%”

  1. Erik on June 30th, 2009 6:22 pm

    I would also recommend following the IAS360 House Price Index (http://www.iasreo.com/ias360.html). It’s the only timely and granular index to go down to the county level making it the leading industry index.

  2. Greg Michalowski on June 30th, 2009 7:20 pm

    I will take a look. Thank you Erik
    Greg

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