I came across the following article:
Price risk for the top 50 U.S. markets
which puts Phoenix in the number 2 spot for risk of price decline. Click on the link above to view the complete table. The Phoenix market has a risk score of 646 which means there is a 64.6% chance this market will decline over the next two years.
Annual House Price Appreciation has slowed dramatically - 1st Quarter 2006 was 37.33% while the same period this year was down to a mere 4.52%.
Recent numbers for 2nd Quarter 2007 show things to be essentially the same as 1st Quarter 2007 - which seems to contradict the price decline prediction.
One thing is certain - prices will remain stable, will increase, or will decline. If you think they will increase - then now is the time to buy. If you think they will remain the same and you already own a home then now may be the time for a move up sale and purchase. If you think they will decline - is now the time to sell?
What does your crystal ball tell you? Mine appears to be a little cloudy this morning.
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