Wanting to share good news that Dallas-Ft. Worth remains the number one market when it comes to opportunity for buying or selling. While the area's average home prices dropped slightly from August 2007 to August 2008, Dallas fared the best over any other major market in the country. What does that mean for you? If you are ... or someone you know is ... looking to buy or sell, then now's the time. Homes on the market that are priced right are moving and there's plenty of opportunity to get more house for your money. And with stock markets a volatile right now, why not consider putting investment dollars into the much more stable Dallas real estate market. Here to help you or thankfully welcome any referrals you may have. Call me at 214.801.8800 or drop me an email at benbaker@kw.com.
| Percentage change in home prices in August 2008 compared to year earlier in each market. |
| City |
% change |
| Atlanta |
-8.5% |
| Boston |
-4.7% |
| Charlotte |
-2.8% |
| Chicago |
-9.8% |
| Cleveland |
-6.6% |
| Dallas |
-2.7% |
| Denver |
-5.1% |
| Detroit |
-17.2% |
| Las Vegas |
-30.6% |
| Los Angeles |
-26.7% |
| Miami |
-28.1% |
| Minneapolis |
-13.8% |
| New York |
-6.9% |
| Phoenix |
-30.7% |
| Portland |
-7.6% |
| San Diego |
-25.8% |
| San Francisco |
-27.3% |
| Seattle |
-8.8% |
| Tampa |
-18.1% |
| Washington |
-15.4% |
| Composite-20 |
-16.6% |
| Source: Standard & Poor's and Fiserv |