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7May/101

Where Home Equity is Evaporating the Quickest (Map)

Forbes has compiled a list of 11 real estate markets with home values which are still declining quickly. Here is how they determined these areas: Using data from Moody's Economy.com and Equifax, we measured the percentage of home equity--or the amount invested in the home, plus or minus any price appreciation or depreciation--relative to the [...]

Forbes has compiled a list of 11 real estate markets with home values which are still declining quickly. Here is how they determined these areas:

Using data from Moody's Economy.com and Equifax, we measured the percentage of home equity--or the amount invested in the home, plus or minus any price appreciation or depreciation--relative to the home's current value in the country's 200 largest metropolitan statistical areas. We ranked metros based on data from the first quarter of this year. We also included numbers from 2006 and 2008 for reference.

Here are the markets:

  1. Modesto, CA
  2. Cape Coral-Fort Myers, FL
  3. Phoenix-Mesa-Glenda, AZ
  4. Las Vegas-Paradise, NV
  5. Oxnard-Thousand Oaks-Ventura, CA
  6. Stockton, CA
  7. Merced, CA
  8. Reno-Sparks, NV
  9. Riverside-San Bernadino-Ontario, CA
  10. Anchorage, AK
  11. Bremerton-Silverdale, WA
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  1. Our market, southwest Michigan Lake Michigan lakefront property within 2 hours of Chicago, bottomed around the 3rd quarter of 2010 with a peak of more than 26 months of inventory on the market. Today, we are down to less than 12 months of inventory, and in some price ranges, far less!


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