10 Worst Real Estate Markets Where Prices Have Fallen. Is it Time to Buy?

by Property Management Software on December 25, 2009

10 Worst Real Estate Markets 2010

10 Worst Real Estate Markets 2010

The ten cities where home prices fell the most over the past year have been plagued by unemployment, and most were in states that had the biggest speculative bubble. These ten worst real estate markets are:

1. Detroit – Livonia – Dearborn, Michigan

2. Las Vegas – Paradise, Nevada

3. Phoenix – Mesa – Scottsdale, Arizona

4. Merced, California

5. Miami – Miami Beach – Kendall, Florida

6. Modesto, California

7. Orlando – Kissimmee, Florida

8. Lakeland – Winter Haven, Florida

9. Salinas, California

10. Cape Coral – Fort Myers, Florida

Kiplinger provides detailed information about the housing markets in these cities and CLICK HERE to get more information about these markets like

Percentage of change in home price reflects the period from July 1, 2008, to June 30, 2009

One-year forecast change in home price is through June 30, 2010

Affordability index is the ratio of median home price to median household income in a market. Markets are ranked 1 through 10, with 1 being the most affordable.

Unemployment rate is as of October 2009

Foreclosure rate is as of the third quarter of 2009

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Property Auction January 19, 2010 at 1:52 pm

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Tony February 3, 2010 at 10:09 am

Due to the high number of homes and foreclosures, it was predictable that prices would fall… For sure it’s time to buy!!

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