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Could Home Prices See A Double-Dip?
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Home price numbers have ended their free-fall, but a lot housing experts are still concerned about a possible double-dip.
Integrated Asset Services, which tracks troubled properties, says its House Price Index fell .2% in August. It’s the second down month in a row for the index, which saw a 2.8% rise in this year’s first quarter.
The slowdown, however slight, is ominous, says Dave McCart...
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