List of 93 Declining Markets Qtr-Over-Qtr
Published June 11, 2021
22.9% Of US Housing Markets
Declined Qtr-Over-Qtr
Currently, 93 markets (22.9% of all U.S. real estate) experienced ‘real’ (inflation adjusted) declines in property values compared to the prior Quarter.
For the same period last year 62 markets (15%) saw Q-O-Q declines.
Note: Because of seasonal variations between quarters,
List of 8 Declining Markets Year-Over-Year
Published March 16, 2021
8 U.S. Markets Lost Value Year-Over-Year
On a ‘real’ (inflation-adjusted) basis, home prices declined Year-over-Year (YoY) in ONLY 8 of the 405 largest real estate markets nationwide.
Both this and prior the quarter have been very strong.
It’s noteworthy that three of the eight declining markets are in California.
(We’ve been warning you about many of the California markets for several years now even though other nearby states and regions had been looking strong.)
In the previous quarter,
List of 30 Declining Markets Qtr-Over-Qtr
Published March 11, 2021
7.4% Of US Housing Markets
Declined Qtr-Over-Qtr
Currently, 30 markets (7.4% of all U.S. real estate) experienced ‘real’ (inflation adjusted) declines in property values compared to the prior Quarter.
For the same period last year 184 markets (45%) saw Q-O-Q declines.
Note: Because of seasonal variations between quarters,
List of 11 Declining Markets Year-Over-Year
Published December 28, 2020
11 U.S. Markets Lost Value Year-Over-Year
On a ‘real’ (inflation-adjusted) basis, home prices declined Year-over-Year (YoY) in ONLY 11 of the 405 largest real estate markets nationwide.
That’s the second strongest overall U.S. real estate market performance since just before the last real estate crash!
Four of the declining markets are in California.
List of 101 Declining Markets Qtr-Over-Qtr
Published December 17, 2020
25% Of US Housing Markets
Declined Qtr-Over-Qtr
Currently, 101 markets (25% of all U.S. real estate) experienced ‘real’ (inflation adjusted) declines in property values compared to the prior Quarter.
For the same period last year 98 markets (24%) saw Q-O-Q declines.
Note: Because of seasonal variations between quarters,
List of 58 Declining Markets Qtr-Over-Qtr
Published September 24, 2020
14% Of US Housing Markets
Declined Qtr-Over-Qtr
Currently, 58 markets (14% of all U.S. real estate) experienced ‘real’ (inflation adjusted) declines in property values compared to the prior Quarter.
For the same period last year 69 markets (17%) saw Q-O-Q declines.
Note: Because of seasonal variations between quarters,
List of 7 Declining Markets Year-Over-Year
Published September 16, 2020
7 U.S. Markets Lost Value Year-Over-Year
On a ‘real’ (inflation-adjusted) basis, home prices declined Year-over-Year (YoY) in ONLY 7 of the 405 largest real estate markets nationwide.
That’s the strongest overall U.S. real estate market performance since just before the last real estate crash!
All the declining markets are in California or Texas.
List of 62 Declining Markets Qtr-Over-Qtr
Published June 23, 2020
15% Of US Housing Markets
Declined Qtr-Over-Qtr
Currently, 62 markets (15% of all U.S. real estate) experienced ‘real’ (inflation adjusted) declines in property values compared to the prior Quarter.
For the same period last year 175 markets (43%) saw Q-O-Q declines.
Note: Because of seasonal variations between quarters,
List of 17 Declining Markets Year-Over-Year
Published May 29, 2020
Currently, 17 markets (4% of ALL U.S. real estate) experienced ‘real’ (inflation adjusted) declines in property values over the last year.
List of 28 Declining Markets Year-Over-Year
Published April 19, 2020
28 U.S. Markets Lost Value Year-Over-Year
Currently, 28 markets (7% of ALL U.S. real estate) experienced ‘real’ (inflation adjusted) declines in property values over the last year.
In the previous quarter, 23 markets had annual home price declines
Although the number of declining markets is low by historical standards and remains at fairly healthy levels…
List of 184 Declining Markets Qtr-Over-Qtr
Published April 17, 2020
45% Of US Housing Markets
Declined Qtr-Over-Qtr
Currently, 184 markets (45% of all U.S. real estate) experienced ‘real’ (inflation adjusted) declines in property values compared to the prior Quarter.
For the same period last year 189 markets (47%) saw Q-O-Q declines.
Note: Because of seasonal variations between quarters,
List of 98 Declining Markets Qtr-Over-Qtr
Published January 7, 2020
24% Of US Housing Markets
Declined Qtr-Over-Qtr
Currently, 98 markets (24% of all U.S. real estate) experienced ‘real’ (inflation adjusted) declines in property values compared to the prior Quarter.
For the same period last year 104 markets (25%) saw Q-O-Q declines.
Note: Because of seasonal variations between quarters,
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STAR Indicators
The STAR momentum indicators show the 'energy' behind any market. For a sustained up-cycle, it MUST be supported by momentum. Market Psychology influences momentum but is not the only driver.
The first step in locating investment candidates is evaluating the STAR indicators. Each of the six 'triggers' represent a distinct Technical Analysis (TA) 'event.'
The left-most columns are Short-Term triggers and carry far less significance than the Long-Term indicators on the right.
However, all Trend Reversals (up or down) BEGIN with the short term triggers. They provide early-warning signals, especially when they develop a consistent pattern of changing colors (from green to red, or red to green) 'growing' from left to right.
Green means positive, upward sloping momentum. Red means the opposite. Yellow occurs when, in the current period, the slope/direction changed for that trigger.
Markets that do not display a consistent color pattern; with seemingly random horizontal color changes from one period to the next, especially in the long-term triggers, are generally lacking ANY momentum, and are poor investment markets for Leveraged Appreciation.
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Your State: Arizona
The STAR momentum indicators show the ‘energy’ behind any market. For a sustained up-cycle, it MUST be supported by momentum. Market Psychology influences momentum but is not the only driver.
The first step in locating investment candidates is evaluating the STAR indicators. Each of the six ‘triggers’ represent a distinct Technical Analysis (TA) ‘event.’
The left-most columns are Short-Term triggers and carry far less significance than the Long-Term indicators on the right.
However, all Trend Reversals (up or down) BEGIN with the short term triggers. They provide early-warning signals, especially when they develop a consistent pattern of changing colors (from green to red, or red to green) ‘growing’ from left to right.
Green means positive, upward sloping momentum. Red means the opposite. Yellow occurs when, in the current period, the slope/direction changed for that trigger.
Markets that do not display a consistent color pattern; with seemingly random horizontal color changes from one period to the next, especially in the long-term triggers, are generally lacking ANY momentum, and are poor investment markets for Leveraged Appreciation.
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TAPS Indicators
The TAPS (Technical Analysis Point Score) indicator is an easy to understand, graphical way to show the results of complex Technical Analysis (TA) 'Studies.'
The simple 'slider ball' can move a total of five notches starting from far left (Weak) to far right (Strong).
If the ball position has moved since the prior period, it will have a series of arrows behind it. If the arrows are on the left, that signifies a move from the left, from a weaker to a stronger position, and vice-versa.
Each detailed TA Study has its own slider ball indicator and consists of dozens to hundreds of individual calculations (collectively referred to as 'algorithms').
These detailed algorithms are aggregated and weighted to produce higher level Summary slider indicators until the top-level, overall score is attained.
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Your State: Arizona
This is the Technical Analysis Point Score ranking for ONLY that particular city. It ignores any impact State, Regional or National market TAPS scores may have on that local market.
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Real Estate Cycle Charts
Charts showing the annual appreciation or decline in real estate values over time are visual snapshots of Supply and Demand forces in action. Technical Analysis (TA) relies on these charts because they accurately reflect what ACTUALLY happened.
The practice of TA consists of what are called "Studies" – different sets of calculations and algorithms proven over time. These Studies include Market Psychology, the most powerful driver of all.
Because real estate is so cyclical (compared to the Stock Market, for example), relatively simple Studies can be used to accurately track local markets.
Using these charts and Studies, HousingAlerts.com deciphers the data into two broad categories:
1) Market Momentum (the Six Trigger Alert Report or 'STAR')
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Long Term Real Estate Cycles
Your State: Arizona
Charts showing the annual appreciation or decline in real estate values over time are visual snapshots of Supply and Demand forces in action. Technical Analysis (TA) relies on these charts because they accurately reflect what ACTUALLY happened.
The practice of TA consists of what are called “Studies” – different sets of calculations and algorithms proven over time. These Studies include Market Psychology, the most powerful driver of all.
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Close Tab Percentile Ranking Gauges
These gauges show the exact percentile (rank) of this market relative to all markets. A score of “95%” means that, for this indicator, 95% of ALL markets scored lower. 99% (Green) is the best, 0% (Red) is the worst. Typically, a Master Score in the Green area indicates a hot market.
Exit a market based on declining Master, TAPS and STAR scores, especially when new, emerging markets show much stronger relative strength. Follow the "Wealth Phase" chart (when it is no longer green) for the 'last' indicator on when to EXIT a market.
Before initiating a NEW investment or entering a NEW market, look for a high (green) Master, TAPS and STAR (momentum) scores combined with a 'green' Wealth Phase chart.
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We are always reviewing and refining our system to ensure our Algorithms are as accurate as they can be.
Our goal is to empower our users to have full confidence in their Real Estate Investing plans.
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