Changing home prices in the Top 100 metros
bizjournals - July 16, 2009
Metro Peak year for housing prices (1st Q only)
Change in housing prices since peak
1-year change in housing prices (1st Q, 2008-2009)
5-year change in housing prices (1st Q, 2004-2009)
10-year change in housing prices (1st Q, 1999-2009)
Population (2008)
Akron, Ohio 2006 -3.23% -1.22% 3.12% 22.12% 698,553
Albany, N.Y. 2008 -0.33% -0.33% 42.45% 93.38% 853,919
Albuquerque 2008 -2.94% -2.94% 41.83% 63.37% 845,913
A'town-Bethlehem, Pa. 2008 -4.73% -4.73% 32.93% 78.95% 808,210
Atlanta 2008 -1.65% -1.65% 12.18% 46.95% 5,376,285
Austin 2009 - 1.49% 32.88% 75.34% 1,652,602
Bakersfield, Calif. 2007 -34.89% -22.80% 14.24% 73.01% 800,458
Baltimore 2007 -6.72% -6.44% 41.79% 114.20% 2,667,117
Baton Rouge, La. 2009 - 1.16% 34.39% 61.80% 774,327
Bethesda-Frederick, Md. 2007 -11.71% -7.86% 29.09% 114.96% 1,176,401
Birmingham 2009 - 1.08% 24.40% 52.82% 1,117,608
Boston 2006 -8.36% -3.66% 6.68% 95.29% 1,884,659
Bradenton-Sarasota, Fla. 2006 -31.93% -16.12% 9.01% 74.24% 687,823
B'port-Stamford, Conn. 2007 -6.95% -5.31% 19.61% 89.45% 895,030
Buffalo 2009 - 3.29% 22.19% 43.01% 1,124,309
C'bridge-Newton, Mass. 2006 -5.77% -2.61% 7.27% 81.81% 1,482,478
Camden, N.J. 2007 -5.33% -5.06% 32.44% 96.21% 1,250,569
Charleston, S.C. 2008 -3.19% -3.19% 40.49% 101.98% 644,506
Charlotte 2009 - 0.39% 26.59% 48.09% 1,701,799
Chicago 2007 -5.22% -4.89% 20.13% 69.20% 7,990,248
Cincinnati 2008 -0.77% -0.77% 9.36% 33.54% 2,155,137
Cleveland 2006 -3.78% -1.53% 1.27% 21.13% 2,088,291
Colorado Springs 2007 -1.76% -1.70% 14.99% 49.96% 617,714
Columbia, S.C. 2009 - 1.32% 24.14% 52.34% 728,063
Columbus 2008 -0.42% -0.42% 8.00% 32.05% 1,773,120
Dallas 2009 - 2.21% 16.40% 46.15% 4,226,003
Dayton 2008 -0.51% -0.51% 6.24% 21.63% 836,544
Denver 2009 - 0.80% 7.87% 56.54% 2,506,626
Detroit 2006 -22.15% -11.47% -19.80% 6.13% 1,949,929
Edison-N. B'swick, N.J. 2007 -7.79% -5.30% 24.88% 116.57% 2,325,224
El Paso, Texas 2008 -2.32% -2.32% 42.33% 64.97% 742,062
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 2007 -32.28% -23.79% 10.78% 93.84% 1,751,234
Fort Worth 2009 - 3.11% 17.22% 44.63% 2,074,003
Fresno, Calif. 2006 -30.78% -20.34% 7.60% 84.12% 909,153
Gary, Ind. 2008 -1.67% -1.67% 17.75% 37.16% 702,458
Grand Rapids 2006 -5.57% -3.96% -0.40% 25.02% 776,833
Greensboro 2009 - 0.27% 13.95% 34.58% 705,684
Greenville, S.C. 2009 - 2.23% 22.66% 44.01% 624,715
Hartford 2007 -3.24% -3.12% 22.28% 76.58% 1,190,512
Honolulu 2008 -4.75% -4.75% 54.45% 115.46% 905,034
Houston 2009 - 3.83% 26.36% 64.86% 5,728,143
Indianapolis 2008 -0.38% -0.38% 8.36% 27.23% 1,715,459
Jacksonville 2007 -12.54% -9.67% 31.84% 96.29% 1,313,228
Kansas City 2008 -1.13% -1.13% 11.03% 46.48% 2,002,047
Knoxville, Tenn. 2008 -0.03% -0.03% 30.38% 58.36% 691,152
Lake County, Ill. 2007 -4.22% -4.11% 14.67% 54.64% 876,918
Las Vegas 2007 -38.25% -29.52% -2.42% 40.51% 1,865,746
Little Rock, Ark. 2009 - 1.91% 22.87% 45.77% 675,069
Long Island, N.Y. 2007 -7.83% -6.10% 22.41% 132.34% 2,863,849
Los Angeles 2007 -24.38% -16.58% 22.86% 116.14% 9,862,049
Louisville 2009 - 0.14% 15.26% 42.69% 1,244,696
McAllen-Edinburg, Texas 2009 - 1.47% 18.64% 42.68% 726,604
Memphis 2008 -0.82% -0.82% 13.90% 30.63% 1,285,732
Miami 2007 -29.81% -25.39% 22.53% 107.79% 2,398,245
Milwaukee 2008 -1.83% -1.83% 20.88% 61.07% 1,549,308
Minneapolis-St. Paul 2007 -7.14% -4.92% 8.50% 74.63% 3,229,878
Nashville 2009 - 0.00% 29.32% 51.93% 1,550,733
New Haven, Conn. 2007 -5.64% -4.36% 22.81% 87.88% 846,101
New Orleans 2007 -1.21% -1.12% 30.54% 67.67% 1,134,029
New York City 2007 -6.34% -5.64% 30.00% 121.58% 11,696,649
Newark 2007 -7.03% -5.74% 25.28% 103.64% 2,121,076
Oakland 2006 -26.17% -14.96% 6.07% 92.54% 2,504,071
Oklahoma City 2009 - 1.88% 23.04% 54.57% 1,206,142
Omaha 2008 -0.50% -0.50% 10.88% 35.11% 837,925
Orlando 2007 -21.63% -14.97% 33.47% 92.12% 2,054,574
Oxnard-T. Oaks, Calif. 2006 -28.80% -16.52% 3.66% 93.57% 797,740
Peabody, Mass. 2006 -8.95% -4.34% 4.07% 81.99% 736,457
Philadelphia 2008 -2.41% -2.41% 34.94% 99.67% 3,892,194
Phoenix 2007 -23.27% -17.34% 32.82% 80.20% 4,281,899
Pittsburgh 2009 - 1.08% 17.59% 46.85% 2,351,192
Portland, Ore. 2008 -5.81% -5.81% 44.93% 78.41% 2,207,462
Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 2007 -8.93% -7.05% 18.78% 104.09% 672,525
Providence 2006 -10.58% -6.78% 11.90% 104.98% 1,596,611
Raleigh 2009 - 1.16% 25.16% 45.29% 1,088,765
Richmond 2008 -3.01% -3.01% 41.19% 88.46% 1,225,626
R'side-S. Bern., Calif. 2007 -38.97% -28.33% -1.17% 77.10% 4,115,871
Rochester, N.Y. 2009 - 1.64% 14.73% 33.60% 1,034,090
Sacramento 2006 -30.97% -15.11% -1.82% 81.54% 2,109,832
Salt Lake City 2008 -4.80% -4.80% 45.88% 61.15% 1,115,692
San Antonio 2009 - 1.68% 33.24% 63.27% 2,031,445
San Diego 2006 -25.67% -13.79% 0.64% 99.96% 3,001,072
San Francisco 2007 -11.73% -8.20% 20.76% 103.76% 1,770,460
San Jose 2007 -15.59% -11.74% 17.48% 86.70% 1,819,198
S. Ana-Anaheim, Calif. 2006 -24.87% -13.93% 12.64% 107.40% 3,010,759
Seattle 2008 -6.66% -6.66% 43.01% 94.59% 2,559,174
Springfield, Mass. 2008 -2.54% -2.54% 24.56% 84.69% 687,558
St. Louis 2008 -1.04% -1.04% 18.97% 60.37% 2,816,710
Stockton, Calif. 2006 -49.66% -31.22% -21.78% 40.34% 672,388
Syracuse, N.Y. 2009 - 1.16% 25.90% 57.37% 643,794
Tacoma, Wash. 2008 -6.87% -6.87% 45.63% 94.41% 785,639
Tampa-St. Petersburg 2007 -21.64% -13.93% 23.48% 92.67% 2,733,761
Toledo, Ohio 2007 -4.95% -3.86% -0.55% 23.44% 649,104
Tucson 2007 -12.63% -9.80% 36.04% 83.10% 1,012,018
Tulsa 2009 - 2.10% 17.61% 44.77% 916,079
Virginia Beach-Norfolk 2008 -4.02% -4.02% 55.23% 119.98% 1,658,292
Warren-Troy, Mich. 2006 -18.27% -9.00% -14.72% 9.72% 2,475,181
Washington 2007 -15.23% -9.98% 29.86% 117.51% 4,181,729
West Palm Beach, Fla. 2006 -31.31% -20.20% 10.31% 89.30% 1,265,293
Wilmington, Del. 2008 -3.59% -3.59% 33.51% 89.58% 695,708
Worcester, Mass. 2006 -10.58% -5.49% 5.28% 83.40% 783,806
SOURCE: bizjournals
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