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: Housing Wire

Home Prices Fall 13.8 Percent in 2008: Report

By KELLY CURRAN

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U.S. housing prices, as we know, continued a nationwide decline in December. In a report released Tuesday, Integrated Asset Services, LLC, a provider of default management  and residential collateral valuations, revealed just how far they fell. December’s decline of 1.1 percent was actually less severe than November’s 1.7 percent decline, but consistent month-over-month price drops [...]

Full post as published by Housing Wire on February 10, 2009 (boomark / email).

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