City-by-city look at house prices: San Francisco stumbles, San Diego climbs | North Salem Real Estate

Here’s a city-by-city look at home prices, after the S&P/Case-Shiller 20-city composite showed no change in January and a yearly gain of 4.6%.
The cities picked are designed to represent the nine U.S. Census divisions and ignore some major markets, including Houston and Philadelphia.
CityMonthly gain (%)Yearly gain (%)
Atlanta-0.24.9
Boston0.44.7
Charlotte0.74.3
Chicago-0.22.5
Cleveland-0.11.6
Dallas0.48.1
Denver0.28.4
Detroit-0.32.9
Las Vegas0.25.9
Los Angeles-0.25.7
Miami0.78.3
Minneapolis-0.32.2
New York0.22.1
Phoenix02.6
Portland0.17.2
San Diego0.75.1
San Francisco-0.97.9
Seattle-0.56.8
Tampa-0.35.7
Washington-0.51.3
• Denver and Miami have the highest year-over-year gains, while Washington D.C. has the smallest rate of growth.
• Some markets that had recovered more quickly are showing noticeable signs of slowing, including Phoenix and San Francisco. Year-on-year gains in Phoenix were as strong as 23% in January 2013, and San Francisco prices were up a blistering 26% in September 2013 from a year earlier.
• From the March 2012 lows, the 20-city composite has climbed 29%.

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http://www.marketwatch.com/story/city-by-city-look-at-house-prices-san-francisco-stumbles-san-diego-climbs-2015-03-31

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