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List of 72 Declining Markets Year-Over-Year

Published September 18, 2018
Market Update -Year-Over-Year 2018 Quarter 2

72 U.S. Markets Lost Value Year-Over-Year

Currently, 72 markets (18% of ALL U.S. real estate) experienced ‘real’ (inflation adjusted) declines over the last year.

In the previous quarter, 61 markets had annual home price declines (they didn’t even keep up with inflation).

(See the entire list of declining markets below.)

In addition to the list of declining cities below,

List of 61 Declining Markets Year-Over-Year

Published June 25, 2018
Market Update - List of Cities with Declining Year-Over-Year Home Prices 2018 Quarter 1

61 U.S. Markets Lost Value Year-Over-Year

Currently, 61 markets (15% of ALL U.S. real estate) experienced ‘real’ (inflation adjusted) declines over the last year.

In the previous quarter, 68 markets had annual home price declines (they didn’t even keep up with inflation).

(See the entire list of declining markets below.)

In addition to the list of declining cities below,

List of 146 Declining Markets Quarter-Over-Quarter

Published June 15, 2018
Market Update - List of Markets with Declining Quarter-Over-Quarter Home Prices 2018 Quarter 1

List of the 146 DECLINING
U.S. Real Estate Markets

Currently, 146 markets (36% of all U.S. real estate) experienced ‘real’ (inflation adjusted) declines over the last three months. In the previous quarter, 187 markets (46%) had Quarter-Over-Quarter declines.

‘Quarterly’ home price comparisons are more volatile than ‘Annual’ but also act as early indicators,

Market Breadth Stable Year-over-Year

Published March 15, 2018
Inflation Adjasted Home Price Appreciation 3 2017 - Housing Alerts

68 U.S. Markets Lost Value Year-over-Year

Currently, 68 markets (17% of ALL U.S. real estate) experienced ‘real’ (inflation adjusted) declines over the last year.

In the previous quarter, 74 markets had annual home price declines (they didn’t even keep up with inflation).

(See the entire list of declining markets below.)

In addition to the list of declining cities below,

Forced Appreciation: The Nasty Truth The Gurus Never Told You

Automatic and Forced Appreciation in Real Estate

It’s The Exact Opposite of How You Build Lasting Wealth

All appreciation is NOT the same. And it’s not all equal, despite the way everyone from the experts to the financial news guys throw around the term. The truth is, when it comes to real estate, there are two types of appreciation:

Forced and Automatic.

The Massive Myth Of Median Home Prices

Real Estate Investing Myths Exposed

(And How They Can Drive Investors Bankrupt!)

There are lots of folks and companies out there who attempt to track the housing market. In fact, they almost all use the same form of Fundamental Analysis – combined with median prices – so it’s all a wild guess on their part, cloaked under the ILLUSION of some analysis.

Was the Last Real Estate Crash Truly Unique or Just a Blip On the Radar?

Understanding Real Estate Cycles

If you have lost significant money as an investor or personally, I know it never feels small. I’m sorry that happened to you.

There is something much bigger going on beneath the surface. Painting the recent real estate downturn as the “event of the century,” screaming that this has never ever happened before and that we will never ever recover from it makes for good headlines,

I Didn’t Mean To Prove Alan Greenspan Wrong… But I Did

How the Federal Reserve Chairman Missed the Housing Bubble

In the decades since my Harvard days, I’ve been focused almost exclusively on doing real estate deals and figuring out local real estate markets. I’ve acquired, owned, syndicated, managed, leased, sold or developed just about every type of property there is… in all kinds of markets… and I’ve done it in a very big way.

Leverage: The Power To Make You Millions Or Make You Broke! Part 1

How Generational Wealth is Created Compounding Appreciation Coupled with Leverage

Making money in real estate boils down to these three simple factors…

1) Leverage
2) Appreciation
3) Timing

Leverage & Appreciation are the cornerstones of all real estate wealth.
Timing is the variable that determines if you win, or if you lose.

Let’s look at Leverage…

Just about anyone can control a property with a relatively small amount of cash… or sometimes no cash at all… THAT’s WHY real estate investing makes such good late night infomercials… because any fool can sign on the dotted line and take control.

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