#77 – Market Predictions for Dallas, TX in 2011
Dallas, TX: 19.6% Return on Investment (2011) Dallas experienced a series of moderate appreciation followed by a gradual contraction that has resulted in much less price volatility than has been experienced by other market areas. The area is expected to hit the bottom of its mild contraction in 2011 and then resume a course of […] The post #77 – Market Predictions for Dallas, TX in 2011 first appeared on Jason Hartman.
#76 – Market Predictions for Columbus, OH in 2011
Columbus, OH: 22.5% Return on Investment (2011) Columbus was far ahead of most markets in its peak and adjustment periods, realizing its value height in 2005 and moving into oscillating periods of value stability and volatility following the financial crisis of 2008. Difficulties in the automotive sector have suppressed values in the upper Midwest, but […] The post #76 – Market Predictions for Columbus, OH in 2011 first appeared on Jason Hartman.
#75 – Market Predictions for Columbia, SC in 2011
Columbia, SC: 25.0% Return on Investment (2011) Market Values in Columbia have been exceptionally stable after a moderate decline from its value peak. Since values did not appreciate significantly during the bubble, the subsequent contraction has been very mild. Some mild volatility emerged during 2010 as the government tax incentives expired, but is expected to […] The post #75 – Market Predictions for Columbia, SC in 2011 first appeared on Jason Hartman.
#74 – Market Predictions for Cleveland, OH in 2011
Cleveland, OH: 1.6% Return on Investment (2011) Cleveland is one of the markets that has been hit especially hard by the economic downturn, because of its dependence on manufacturing and the automotive industry. With the foreclosure listings currently exceeding the listings of normal homes for sale, values in Cleveland are expected to be under pressure […] The post #74 – Market Predictions for Cleveland, OH in 2011 first appeared on Jason Hartman.
#73 – Market Predictions for Chicago, IL in 2011
Chicago, IL: -27.7% Return on Investment (2011) Chicago is another market area that experienced a dramatic escalation of market values from the real estate bubble. With high rates of regulation and taxation, Chicago is an intrinsically difficult place to invest. Historically, values have been very high relative to rents and the restrictive land use laws […] The post #73 – Market Predictions for Chicago, IL in 2011 first appeared on Jason Hartman.