Three-Quarters of U.S. Cities Saw Decline in Q2 Home Prices

Aol Real Estate Contributor
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Median home prices fell in more than three-quarters of U.S. cities in the second quarter, the latest sign of the breadth of the housing market decline, according to new data Thursday.
Nevertheless, home sales rose in areas where the market is flooded with foreclosures, indicating that borrowers are taking advantage of steep discounts.




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