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Hard-Hit Markets Experiencing Rebound in Home Price Growth in January
SAN DIEGO --(Business Wire)--
Thirteen of the hardest hit housing markets during the housing downturn
experienced significant home price growth rates in January, according to
a monthly Property Intelligence Report (PIR) from DataQuick®,
a provider of advanced
real estate information solutions powered by data, analytics and
decisioning.
These thirteen housing markets' growth rates range from 9 percent to 24
percent - which are well above the long-term home price growth rate.
"The January PIR reviews whether or not there is justification for these
elevated growth rates, or if these growth rates are evidence of a new
bubble forming in these areas," said the report's author, Gordon
Crawford, Ph.D., vice president of Analytics for DataQuick. "Although
these markets are rebounding, there is uncertainty as to whether or not
they will sustain consistent growth."
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State
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Metro
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Home Price Growth Rate Latest Year
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AZ
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Phoenix
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24.17%
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CA (News - Alert)
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Sacramento
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15.05%
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MI
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Detroit
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14.48%
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NV
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Las Vegas
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14.18%
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CA
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Richmond
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14.06%
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CA
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San Jose
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12.71%
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CA
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Oakland
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11.78%
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FL
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Ft. Myers
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10.76%
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CA
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San Bernardino
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10.62%
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CA
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San Diego
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10.03%
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FL
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Orlando
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9.62%
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CA
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Los Angeles
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9.46%
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CA
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Riverside
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9.34%
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The national employment picture has been steadily improving, which is
directly linked to housing growth in these thirteen markets. However,
Crawford notes that recent growth rates might be compensating for
excessive decreases in home prices experienced during the housing
downturn.
"During the housing crisis, many were uncertain as to where the bottom
in home prices had been reached; causing many owners and investors to
patiently wait on the sideline," said Crawford. "Once interested parties
saw a market trough, they eagerly returned to the market."
The report highlights that expectations of home price growth will begin
to slow down in these markets to a level that can be supported by key
demand drivers. "New residence construction has only grown at a moderate
pace, with shadow inventory continuing to dampen home price growth as it
comes to the market," continued Crawford.
DataQuick's PIR leverages its national property database and analytics
expertise to assess 42 of the largest counties in the United States
using valuation trends, REO inventory trends and sales trends metrics.
Key findings for January include:
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Home price growth was positive in 35 of the 42 reported counties over
the last month, quarter and year
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Sales increased in 12 of the 42 reported counties over the last month
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Sales increased in 6 of the 42 reported counties over the last quarter
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Sales increased in 33 of the 42 reported counties over the last year
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Foreclosures decreased in 29 of the 42 reported counties over the last
month
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Foreclosures decreased in 29 of the 42 reported counties over the last
quarter
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Foreclosures decreased in 26 of the 42 reported counties over the last
year
About DataQuick
San Diego-based DataQuick, a Decision Insight Information Group Company,
delivers advanced information solutions powered by higher quality data,
innovative analytics and automated decisioning across a national
footprint. The company drives better decision making and improved
profitability for the real estate, mortgage lending and secondary
investor markets. DataQuick's integrated solutions include property data
and analytics, appraisals and non-appraisal evaluations, flood
determinations, mortgage credit reports, automated valuation models,
automated decisioning software, Title insurance and property
information, property research portals and marketing tools. For more
information, visit the company's website at www.dataquick.com,
on LinkedIn
or on Twitter (News - Alert) at @DataQuick.
About Decision Insight Information Group
Decision Insight Information Group, located in the U.S., Canada and
Europe, delivers a comprehensive range of information, infrastructure
and decision support products and services for financial and legal
professionals. Operating at the heart of the property industry, Decision
Insight Information Group manages complex information solutions and
provides clarity on decision making for buying, selling, conveyancing,
financing and insurance. Decision Insight Information Group companies
include MSB and DataQuick in the U.S., Access Point (News - Alert) Information Canada,
SearchFlow, xit2 and Decision Insight Hub in the UK, Millar & Bryce in
Scotland, Rochford Brady Group in the Republic of Ireland, Wertweiser, a
joint venture with HVB Bank, in Germany, and Decision First, a joint
venture with First Title, in the UK. Decision Insight Information Group
has 1,100 employees in 16 offices. For more information, visit www.decisioninsightgroup.com.
Decision Insight Information Group is a TPG Capital portfolio company.

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