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metro: Home Prices are Favoring Buyers In Most Areas - Part 3 - 05/19/07 09:26 PM
The National Realty News article from May 15, 2007 continues below..... 
The strongest condo price gains were in the Salt Lake City area, where the first quarter price of $164,600 rose 25.6 percent from a year ago, followed by Albuquerque, where the median condo price of $147,100 rose 17.9 percent from the first quarter of 2006, and the Austin-Round Rock area of Texas at $169,000, an increase of 14.4 percent.
Metro area median existing-condo prices in the first quarter ranged from $91,600 in Bismarck, N.D., to $584,700 in the San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont area. The second most expensive condo market reported was the Sarasota-Bradenton-Venice … (0 comments)

metro: Two NC Cities Named in Forbes 10 Least Overpriced Markets - 05/16/07 07:36 PM
Two NC Cities Named in Forbes 10 Least Overpriced Markets 
Forbes magazine has calculated what it considers the most overpriced U.S. housing markets by estimating a price-to-earnings ratio for each of the 40 largest metro areas. The magazine aslo calculated an affordability score based on how many residents pulling down a median income could afford to buy a property. Charlotte ranked No.1 in the nation as the least overpriced market, and Raleigh came in close behind at No. 3.
*Info provided by the NC Association of Realtors 
 
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